Royal Jordanian has restored scheduled flights to Bahrain, Erbil, and Sulaymaniyah. Its current passenger-support notice confirms these routes are back in operation.
Its wider network from Amman (AMM) is still running, but Gulf and Iraq routes can change at short notice.
Status of Previously Disrupted Routes
Royal Jordanian’s current notice confirms restored operations to Bahrain, Erbil and Sulaymaniyah. Wego’s published timetable also lists Amman-Kuwait flight RJ640 on 7 September at 18:30, arriving at 20:40 local time; this is a schedule, not confirmation of departure.
| Destination or area | Current status |
|---|---|
| Bahrain (BAH) | Scheduled operations restored. Rebooking or refund options remain available for passengers affected by the cancellations covered by Royal Jordanian’s notice. |
| Erbil (EBL) and Sulaymaniyah (ISU) | Scheduled operations restored to both airports, according to Royal Jordanian’s current travel update. |
| Kuwait (KWI) | RJ640 Amman-Kuwait is listed for 7 September, 18:30–20:40 local time, in Wego’s published timetable. |
| Iraqi and Gulf overflights | Airspace restrictions and operator risk assessments can require rerouting, delays or schedule changes; restrictions on overflights do not necessarily suspend airport services. |
What’s Operating Now
Royal Jordanian continues to serve a broad network across the Middle East, Europe, North America, Asia, and North Africa from Queen Alia International Airport. This includes its Amman-Dallas/Fort Worth service; frequency and departure times vary by schedule.
| Region | Network routes (date-specific status varies) |
|---|---|
| Middle East | Beirut, Doha, Riyadh, Jeddah, Dubai, Abu Dhabi |
| Europe | London Heathrow, Paris, Frankfurt, Munich, Amsterdam, Rome, Athens |
| North America | New York JFK, Chicago, Detroit, Washington Dulles, Dallas/Fort Worth |
| Asia and Africa | Delhi, Mumbai, Bangkok, Cairo, Alexandria |
For live timings, use the Royal Jordanian timetable, Royal Jordanian flight status, or the Wego Royal Jordanian tracker.
Why Schedules Can Still Change
EASA’s bulletin revised on 31 August 2026, valid through 30 September unless reviewed earlier, advises covered operators to avoid specified maritime airspace over the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman. It allows necessary airport arrivals and departures in the Persian Gulf with risk mitigation and calls for caution over land.
Royal Jordanian is operating from Amman. Beirut airport recorded RJ407 from Amman as arrived at 05:48 on 7 September.
Rebooking and Refund Options
Passengers holding tickets for the sectors covered by Royal Jordanian’s notice and affected by its cancellations can change their booking free of charge or reroute within the same region at no extra fare, with both options valid through 15 December 2026. Refundable vouchers (valid one year) and refunds for unused tickets are also available.
Refund processing may take approximately 14 to 21 days, and sometimes up to 30 days depending on volume and banking processes. If you booked through a travel agent, contact them first; otherwise use Royal Jordanian’s Manage Booking or its contact form. For a full walkthrough, see our Royal Jordanian flight cancellation guide.
How to Check Your Flight Status
- Royal Jordanian Flight Status for live route or flight-number checks
- Royal Jordanian Timetable for planned schedules
- Royal Jordanian Travel Updates and Passenger Support for waiver terms
- Wego Royal Jordanian Flight Tracker for live flight tracking
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Royal Jordanian flying right now?
Yes. Royal Jordanian is operating from Amman, and its current notice confirms restored Bahrain, Erbil and Sulaymaniyah operations. Individual services can change at short notice.
Which Royal Jordanian routes are suspended?
Royal Jordanian’s current notice confirms Bahrain, Erbil and Sulaymaniyah are restored. It does not provide a complete current network cancellation list. Amman-Kuwait RJ640 is listed in the timetable for 7 September.
Has Royal Jordanian launched Dallas flights?
Yes. Amman-Dallas/Fort Worth is part of Royal Jordanian’s network. Flight times and frequency depend on the travel date.
What if my Royal Jordanian flight is cancelled?
If your ticket is covered by Royal Jordanian’s cancellation notice, you can change your booking free of charge or reroute within the same region at no extra fare through 15 December 2026, or request a refundable voucher or a refund. Use Manage Booking, contact the airline, or contact your travel agent if the ticket was agency-issued.
Is it safe to fly through Amman?
Royal Jordanian is operating from Amman, but an operating flight does not establish that a journey is risk-free. Regional airspace risks remain, so check your flight status and government travel advice close to departure.
Sources
- Royal Jordanian — Travel Updates and Passenger Support
- Royal Jordanian — Timetable
- Royal Jordanian — Direct Route to Dallas
- EASA — Conflict Zones Advisories (Middle East and Persian Gulf)
- The National — Middle East flight status
- Jordan News — Royal Jordanian on flight schedules
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