Wednesday, August 6, 2025
Author: TTW News Desk
TUS Airways has inaugurated its first flight to Amman, a landmark achievement for its expansion campaigns. The Airbus A320 aircraft U8 724 was greeted with a classic water cannon salute at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, warmly greeting the airline’s first service to Jordan’s capital city. The new route links Larnaca (Cyprus) and Amman, giving tourists more chances to discover the rich cultural and historical experience of both nations.
Flights between the two cities will be twice weekly, on Mondays and Thursdays, with prices starting at a reasonable €76 one way. The service is set to serve tourists and business travelers alike, offering a great value-for-money experience for those who want to enjoy the beauty of Jordan and Cyprus.
Gateway to Jordan’s Rich History and Culture
Amman, Jordan’s capital, is not just a bustling metropolis but also a gateway to the country’s many heritage sites. TUS Airways highlights that Amman is an ideal base for visitors who want to explore the ancient wonders of Jordan, including the Roman Amphitheatre, museums, art galleries, and the enticing offerings of local cuisine. The city’s unique blend of old and new, East and West, allows visitors to enjoy a rich cultural experience while ensuring safety and comfort.
Beyond the urban attractions of Amman, visitors are encouraged to explore more of Jordan’s historic treasures. These include the Dead Sea, the Red Sea resort town of Aqaba, and of course, the famed Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that remains one of the world’s most visited archaeological sites. TUS Airways emphasizes that Jordan’s warm hospitality and breathtaking landscapes provide the perfect setting for travelers seeking to experience the true essence of the Middle East.
Strengthening Regional Connectivity and Tourism Ties
Philip Saunders, Chief Commercial Officer of TUS Airways, expressed his excitement about the launch of the new route, noting that it will help strengthen tourism and trade between Jordan and Cyprus. Saunders further emphasized that the airline’s goal is to provide a seamless travel experience for travelers between the two countries and beyond. TUS Airways plans to enhance regional connectivity throughout the East Mediterranean, offering Cypriots and international passengers better travel options and access to exciting destinations in Jordan and Beyond.
Expansion at Queen Alia International Airport
The launch of this route also reflects the growing ambitions of Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA), which is actively working to expand its network of airlines and destinations. Nicolas Claude, the CEO of Airport International Group, expressed his enthusiasm for the new service, emphasizing how it will benefit tourists from Cyprus and Europe who are keen to explore Jordan’s natural and historical sites. The airport aims to provide a memorable and welcoming experience for all passengers, enhancing Jordan’s reputation as a prime travel destination in the region.
Rise of TUS Airways in the Aviation Market of the Middle East
This new partnership between Queen Alia International Airport and TUS Airways reflects a mutual interest in offering tourists an increased variety of choices while raising Jordan’s tourism industry as a major component of its economic development. With the nation increasingly advancing in the realm of tourism, the direct flight service to Amman is playing an important role in increasing inbound tourism from surrounding areas and further cementing the capital city’s role as an epicenter of culture within the Middle East.
