QAIA receives 4.5 million passengers since 2021

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Home Business QAIA receives 4.5 million passengers since 2021 [13-01-2022 03:55 PM] Ammon News - The Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) received more than 4.5 million passengers since last year. The airport registered 46,603 aircraft movements, an increase of 92% in comparison with the year 2020 which registered 24,221 aircraft movements, Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission Chief Commissioner, Captain Haitham Misto said. Since 2021, the QAIA received 4,5 million passengers, constituting a 120% increase compared to figures from 2020 which received 2 million passengers, he added.

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QAIA receives 4.5 million passengers since 2021

[13-01-2022 03:55 PM]

Ammon News - The Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) received more than 4.5 million passengers since last year.

The airport registered 46,603 aircraft movements, an increase of 92% in comparison with the year 2020 which registered 24,221 aircraft movements, Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission Chief Commissioner, Captain Haitham Misto said.

Since 2021, the QAIA received 4,5 million passengers, constituting a 120% increase compared to figures from 2020 which received 2 million passengers, he added.

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