Qatar June 10, 2020 4. We have enabled email notifications—you will now receive an email if you receive a reply to your comment, there is an update to a comment thread you follow or if a user you follow comments. Iran August 1 7. Up to now, there are 71 countries /territories that have set the time to open the international flight route after the closing time for COVID-19. He added that the fees constitute more than 50 per cent of the commission's profit.Nonetheless, Saif said that "no matter the support provided to the transport sector, the losses suffered will not be reimbursed, but we wanted to mitigate the impact as much as possible", according to the statement. The decision to reopen the airport will be 'gradual', heeding protocols that will be determined by the Ministry of Health, according to Minister of Transport Khaled Saif (JT file photo)AMMAN — The decision to reopen the airport is going to be “gradual” and coordinated between the ministries of health and tourism, the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission and the Crisis Management Cell, Minister of Transport Khaled Saif said on Saturday. Departures from Amman Queen Alia Airport (AMM) - Today Check other time periods: 2020-07-30 Today.

Read more about This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.Jordan says to reopen airport for commercial flights next monthJordan says to reopen airport for commercial flights next monthJordan says to reopen airport for commercial flights next monthJordan says to reopen airport for commercial flights next monthJordan says to reopen airport for commercial flights next month The Transport Ministry is currently working on including the sector workers under social security, Saif said, noting that there is a plan to launch a system package that fits the workers' needs, which was designed with sector representatives. "There are 64 transport companies, land, air and sea, which benefitted from the Central Bank of Jordan's programmes, at a value of JD28 million," the minister said, adding that 27,000 families of workers in the sector with public licences, have also benefitted from the programmes of the National Aid Fund, at a value of JD8.5 million.Regarding ride-hailing applications, Saif said that the ministry is following up on the issues facing their drivers, noting that there are 17,000 yellow taxis and 13,000 vehicles working with the apps.On the vehicles' operational age, the minister said a year has been added to the hard-hit transport vehicles to compensate them for the damage of the work stoppage they faced during the lockdown period.There are 8,000, out of 13,000 government vehicles, with tracking devices installed, Saif said, noting that regular reports are sent to the Prime Ministry on all violations of use, including monitoring speed and fines, ensuring the vehicles are used only for official business as intended. E.g. Some have seen a surge in coronavirus infections recently.The kingdom has, since the closure of the airport in March, allowed repatriation flights that brought home over 20,000 stranded citizens in the Gulf, the United States and Europe.Business lobbies are urging the government to speed up the resumption of flights to help salvage a hard-hit tourism industry that was enjoying an unprecedented boom before the crisis hit.The government last month lifted remaining restrictions on most activities, including reopening hotels and cafes. Jordan’s airports will not reopen before August 1 due to the one local case recorded on Tuesday, said the Minister of State for Media Affairs, Amjad Airports in Jordan will remain shut at least | Roya News If you don't see it please check your junk folder.The next issue of Posted Newsletter will soon be in your inbox.We encountered an issue signing you up. Qatar: Hamad International Airport in Qatar started receiving international flights starting from 15 …

AMMAN — Jordan said on Thursday it will partially resume commercial flights from August to a limited number of European and Asian countries on an internationally approved safe list.Government spokesman Amjad Adailah told state-owned Al Mamlaka TV that regular commercial flights from Alia international airport, suspended since March, could begin in the first or second week of August.Passengers from the safe country list that includes Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Greece, Hong Kong and Thailand would be allowed into Jordan and the list could extend depending on the state of the pandemic, he added.Gulf countries, where tens of thousands of Jordanians live and work are not on the list so far, Adailah added. Visit our © 2020 National Post, a division of Postmedia Network Inc. All rights reserved.

AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordan said on Thursday it will partially resume commercial flights from August to a limited number of European and Asian countries on an internationally approved safe list. This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions.Solve this simple math problem and enter the result. "The decision is not unilateral and depends on other countries and their preparations" and therefore requires coordination to maintain the Kingdom’s “good epidemiological situation”, according to the minister.