A Royal Jordanian Airbus A321 liveried in “Retro Alia” special colors.
Credit: Rob Finlayson
On the subject of which destinations on his carrier’s route map are the most profitable, Royal Jordanian CEO Samer Majali does not equivocate: “Those difficult ones. The ones nobody else flies to.” The word “difficult” could be used to sum up much of Royal Jordanian’s challenges. European and North...
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