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Credit: Rob Finlayson
Jordan’s national carrier, Royal Jordanian, broke even in 2017, a significant improvement on the previous year’s performance. The Amman-based airline made a modest net profit of JD274,000 ($386,000) after a 2016 net loss of JD24.6 million. Revenues showed an improvement at JD623 million, up from...
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