writes: We booked to fly with Royal Jordanian Airlines, but they changed the flight times by two days so we had to claim a refund. Special holiday: But Royal Jordanian Airlines changed the flight times by two daysTony Hetherington replies: You gave me a copy of the message you received from Royal Jordanian Airlines (RJA), and it could hardly be clearer. I asked whether Royal Jordanian Airlines – which is mainly owned by Jordan's government – was in financial difficulties. Big airlines might tolerate this, but RJA is not a big airline and its losses put it in danger of liquidation. There are lots of reasons not to fly to the Middle East at the moment – and Royal Jordanian Airlines has just provided a new one.

Source: Daily Mail February 17, 2024 23:03 UTC