Air Algérie to resume Algiers to Amman flights in January 2027

Royal Jordanian has meanwhile increased its own flights on the route to six a week.
Air Algérie plans to resume its flights between Algiers and Amman, the capital of Jordan, from 1 January 2027, after a suspension of nearly 10 months.
ObservAlgerie reported the plan, based on a note from the airline's commercial division dated 8 November. Voyager DZ also passed on the note.
Air Algérie halted the route in March because of the situation in the Middle East. At the same time, it also suspended flights to Beirut in Lebanon, Doha in Qatar and Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.
The airline's programme covers travel from 1 January to 27 March 2027. Round-trip fares between Algiers and Amman start at 63,500 dinars (DZD), including tax.
Passengers flying from Amman to Algiers can also get a promotional fare. Round trips from Amman start at 446 Jordanian dinars, including tax.
Passengers must book by 30 November. The fares are starting prices and may change depending on the seats available when tickets are bought.
Royal Jordanian kept flying between Algiers and Amman while Air Algérie's flights were suspended. From 6 September it increased its service to six flights a week, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.
Soleil Voyages, its representative in Algeria, gave the schedule.
Passengers can also use Amman to reach other destinations in the Middle East, Asia and the Gulf countries, through connecting flights.
Air Algérie's return will add to the travel options between the two countries from January.
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