Private Flights to Amman Queen Alia Airport with Prime Jet Services

Arranging a private jet charter to Amman through Prime Jet Services places you at Queen Alia International Airport (IATA: AMM, ICAO: OJAI), Jordan’s principal international gateway and one of the busiest airports in the Middle East. Whether you are travelling for business or leisure, our team handles every detail — from aircraft selection to ground arrangements — so that your journey is seamless from the moment you depart Dubai.

Charter Flights to and from Amman Queen Alia

Queen Alia International Airport connects Amman to 76 destinations across 39 countries, making it straightforward to reach by private jet from Europe, Asia, Africa and North America. Approximate flight times from key cities include:

• Beirut to Amman Queen Alia: approx. 1 hour
• Cairo to Amman Queen Alia: approx. 1 hour 20 minutes
• Riyadh to Amman Queen Alia: approx. 2 hours 10 minutes
• Dubai to Amman Queen Alia: approx. 3 hours
• Copenhagen to Amman Queen Alia: approx. 4 hours 45 minutes
• Barcelona to Amman Queen Alia: approx. 5 hours
• London to Amman Queen Alia: approx. 5 hours 35 minutes
• Casablanca to Amman Queen Alia: approx. 6 hours 15 minutes
• Montreal to Amman Queen Alia: approx. 11 hours 20 minutes
• New York to Amman Queen Alia: approx. 11 hours 30 minutes

Clients seeking greater flexibility on cost should also explore our empty-leg flights, which can offer significant savings on select routings into and out of Amman.

Airport Specifications

Queen Alia International Airport sits at an elevation of 730 m (2,395 ft) above sea level in Zizya, approximately 36 km from Amman city centre and approximately 40 km from the Ancient Citadel. Its key technical specifications are:

• IATA: AMM
• ICAO: OJAI
• Runways: 2
• Runway 1 (asphalt): 3,660 m (12,008 ft)
• Runway 2 (concrete): 3,660 m (12,008 ft)

The airport’s single modern terminal — which replaced three earlier terminals in 2014 — spans 6,000 square metres (65,000 sq ft) and accommodates both commercial and cargo operations. Current passenger capacity stands at 12 million per year, with expansion plans targeting 16 million by 2032. The facility is accessible by car or bus shuttle from central Amman.

Services and Amenities on Your Charter Flight

Flying privately through Prime Jet Services means bypassing the queues and formalities that define commercial travel. You board through a separate process, transfer directly to your aircraft, and arrive at Queen Alia’s VIP facilities without delay. Onboard and ground services available to our clients include:

• Airport transfers and limousine hire on request
• Luxury car rental arrangements
• Hotel and restaurant reservations
• Access to VIP lounges
• Private VIP assistance throughout
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• In-flight catering tailored to your preferences
• Television and multimedia systems
• Access to conference facilities where required

Ground Transfers in Amman

On arrival at Queen Alia International Airport, Prime Jet Services can arrange chauffeured limousine transfers directly from the terminal. This removes the inconvenience of public transport or navigating unfamiliar roads after a long flight, and ensures that the standard of your journey remains consistent from wheels-down to your final destination in the city.

About Amman and Queen Alia International Airport

Amman is Jordan’s capital and largest city, home to more than 4 million people and a history spanning more than 9,000 years. Today it ranks as the fifth-largest city in the Arab world, combining a historic eastern quarter — centred on sites such as the Roman Amphitheatre, the Ancient Citadel and the Royal Automobile Museum — with a modern western district that houses the majority of the city’s international businesses. The breadth of Amman’s cultural and commercial offer makes it an equally compelling destination for leisure travellers and corporate visitors.

Queen Alia International Airport was established in 1983 to relieve pressure on Amman’s previous civil airport, initially designed for 3.5 million passengers per year. Successive expansions culminated in the opening of the current single terminal in 2014, the same year the airport received both the Best Improvement by Region: Middle East and Best Airport by Region: Middle East awards. The airport takes its name from Queen Alia, the third wife of King Hussein, who died in a helicopter accident in 1977.

To discuss routing, aircraft type or availability for your next flight to Amman, contact the Prime Jet Services team directly. We will provide a tailored quotation and manage every element of your trip.