Queen Alia International Airport AMMOJAI

Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) is Jordan’s main international gateway and the home hub of Royal Jordanian, a oneworld member. It is a useful regional connector for the Levant, Gulf, Egypt and Europe, with selected long-haul links rather than a mega-hub profile. The current passenger operation is effectively one integrated terminal with north/south concourses, so most connections are walking transfers rather than terminal changes. For central Amman, the most convenient option for frequent travelers is an official airport taxi or ride-hail, typically around 35–50 minutes depending on traffic; the Airport Express bus is the main public-transport fallback and takes longer with city stops.

Timezone: Asia/Amman

Nonstop from here

Carrier network (who flies) — not availability or price; tap an airport for its awards.

Airport lounges

Lounge access is reference info; commission never ranks.

Official info

Official site

https://www.qaiairport.com/

General

+962 6 500 2777

Lost & found

+962 79 150 8982

Customer service

+962 6 500 2777

As of 2026-06-21 — confirm with the airport.

Airport facts

ICAO

OJAI

Elevation

2395 ft

Scheduled service

Yes

Runways

2

Longest runway

12008 ft

Terminals

To the city

• Sariyah Airport Express bus → Amman (Tabarboor / North Bus Station) · approx 60 min · Runs 24/7; every 30 min between 06:30-17:00, then hourly until midnight; fare ~3.30 JOD one way (info only)

Bus / coach

Sariyah Airport Express coach to Amman (North Bus Station/Tabarboor), 24/7, ~60 min, ~3.30 JOD.

Taxi

Airport taxis from the dedicated taxi stand; buy a fixed-fare coupon at the taxi booth. ~30 min to central Amman, ~22.50 JOD for up to 4 passengers (info only).

Train / metro

No rail link to the airport.

Rideshare

Uber and Careem operate pickups at the airport from designated zones.

Airport services

Cities served

Hotels near the airport