As of January 20th, 2021, Royal Jordanian will start implementing the new measures required by the Jordanian Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission for inbound flights.
Until further notice, all passengers traveling to Jordan are required to pay the PCR test fees prior to flight departure through airlines sales channels, except for children less than 5 years of age.
In addition, passengers are to fill out a health declaration form and submit it to the check-in counter employee at the airport before boarding the plane.
These measures will apply to travelers of all nationalities flying to Jordan.
RJ passengers are urged to arrive at the airport 3 hours prior to their scheduled flights to avoid delays and allow more time for the implementation of the new procedures.
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