Queen Alia International Airport
Jordan’s primary international gateway and the busiest airport in the country, connecting the Levant to global destinations.
Overview of the Airport
Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) is located 35 kilometers south of Amman and serves as Jordan’s main international airport, handling nearly all of the country’s air passenger and cargo traffic. It is a key regional hub for both leisure and business travel, supporting Jordan’s tourism and trade sectors.
31.7226, 35.9932
Growth Trend
Passenger traffic increased by 17.4% in 2023, reaching a record high and continuing strong growth into 2025.
Employment
8,000
Employees include airline staff, ground handlers, security, concessions, and airport operations personnel.
Global Ranking
Market Share of Major Airlines
Capacity Expansion
Recent terminal expansions have increased annual capacity to 12 million passengers, with plans to reach 16 million by 2032.
Technological Advancements
Deployment of self-service kiosks, e-gates, and advanced baggage handling systems enhances operational efficiency and passenger experience.
Sustainability Initiatives
Implementation of solar power generation and energy-efficient infrastructure supports Jordan’s national sustainability goals.
Recommendations
Policy Alignment
Continue collaboration with government and tourism authorities to expand route networks and secure investment for future growth.
Infrastructure Investment
Prioritize further terminal and airfield upgrades to accommodate rising passenger and cargo demand.
Sustainability Focus
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and green building practices to meet international environmental standards.
