Royal Jordanian said it had taken delivery of its 17th Airbus A320neo-family aircraft. The company information reported by Petra on September 8 put the fleet at 36 aircraft and the number of additions so far in 2026 at 10.
The airline said one more A320neo is scheduled to join in December, which would bring the A320neo-family fleet to 18 by year-end. It also plans two more in 2027 and 2028. These are future delivery plans; the “10” figure refers to aircraft of various types added so far in 2026.
Madinah Buses revised schedules across 16 routes to reduce waits; services connect neighborhoods with the high-speed rail station, the Prophet’s Mosque and the airport.
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