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​AMMAN
​The Jordan Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission (CARC) has officially addressed the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), requesting the lifting of the Conflict Zone Information Bulletin (CZIB) concerning Jordanian airspace ahead of the agency's scheduled periodic review on November 16, according to CARC Chief Commissioner Captain Daifallah Al-Farajat.
​Al-Farajat stated that the formal request forms part of ongoing diplomatic and technical efforts to reinforce international confidence in the safety and stability of Jordan’s airspace. He noted that the recommendations contained in EASA’s latest bulletins do not impose a ban on operating flights to Jordanian airports or overflying the Kingdom's airspace, clarifying that operational decisions remain with individual airlines based on their own risk assessments and approved contingency plans.
​Major International Airlines and Cargo Carriers Resume Operations
​In a positive indicator of recovering air traffic, Al-Farajat highlighted that several major European and international carriers have resumed flights and overflights through the Amman Flight Information Region (FIR), including:
​British Airways
​Austrian Airlines
​Swiss International Air Lines
​Edelweiss Air
​Condor
​Eurowings
​The resumption of operations has also extended to global air cargo operators, including AeroLogic and DHL.
​Al-Farajat noted that the return of these carriers reflects international confidence in Jordan’s aviation safety and air navigation protocols, signaling an improved operational environment across the Kingdom's airspace.
​He expressed hope that EASA’s upcoming review will result in lifting the advisory, encouraging additional foreign airlines to resume direct flights to Jordanian airports—a move expected to boost tourism, support the national economy, and strengthen Jordan’s position as a regional air transport hub.
​Source: Rum News Agency