Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) welcomed 736,709 passengers during May 2025, marking a 12.7% increase compared to the same period last year.
The Jordanian gateway also recorded 6,532 aircraft movements throughout the month, a 10.8% year-on-year rise, while cargo traffic amounted to 6,217 tons, indicating an 8.9% decline against May 2024.
During the January to May 2025 period, AMM – referred to QAIA by operator Airport International Group (AIG) – handled a total of 3,688,850, representing a 12.1% growth over the same five-month span in 2024.
Air traffic movements also increased by 7.7% to 30,504, although cargo dipped by 14.5% to 27,912 tons on the corresponding period a year ago.
“The sustained growth in passenger and aircraft movements through May is a clear testament to the rising confidence in QAIA as a trusted and preferred gateway in the region,” remarked AIG CEO, Nicolas Deviller.
“Amid ongoing regional tensions and related flight disruptions, our commitment remains unwavering to ensure positive and seamless journeys marked by warm Jordanian hospitality and world-class services.
“We strive to uphold operational excellence while delivering an airport experience that truly feels like home.”
