
Jordan Aviation
About the airline
Jordan Aviation is a Jordanian airline founded in 2000, based in Amman and operating from Queen Alia International Airport. The carrier specializes in charter flights, scheduled services, wet lease operations, and transportation of UN peacekeeping forces across 13 destinations worldwide.
Fleet


Jordan Aviation (IATA: R5, ICAO: JAV) is a Jordanian carrier established in 2000 and headquartered in Amman. The airline is privately owned, with 25% held by Saudi SWICORP and 75% by Jordanian business investors. It operates from its primary hub at Queen Alia International Airport, serving 13 destinations with a fleet of 7 aircraft.
The airline's fleet comprises mid-range and wide-body aircraft: Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 for narrowbody operations, and Airbus A330 and Boeing 767 for long-range services. This mix supports both scheduled passenger flights and charter operations across multiple markets.
Jordan Aviation is known for its diverse service portfolio beyond scheduled flights. The carrier operates worldwide charter flights, provides wet lease services to other airlines, and plays a significant role in transporting United Nations peacekeeping forces. The airline is not part of any global airline alliances and does not operate a frequent flyer programme, focusing instead on direct ticket sales and charter business development.