Are you planning a trip to Morocco? If so, you should consider booking your flight with Royal Jordanian airlines. With a new office in Casablanca, Royal Jordanian makes it easier than ever before to get to the North African country. Here’s what you need to know about the Royal Jordanian Morocco office.
Services Provided by Royal Jordanian Morocco Office
Flight Ticket Booking and Cancellation
Ticket Rescheduling
Web / Online Check-in
Airport Counter Check-in
Kiosk Check-in
Airport and In-Flight Wifi
Unaccompanied Minor
Travel with Pets or Animals
Baggage Allowance
Duty-free Allowance
Flight Information
Airport Lounges
Visa-related Information
Pet Relief Area
Missing Luggage
Immigration Services
First Class and Business Class Seats Enquiries
Economy Class Seat Enquiries
Qatar Airways Privilege Club
Delayed Flights
Transit Information
Privilege Club
Seats Selection and Enquiries
Concierge Services
Airport Facilities
In-Flight Entertainment
In-Flight Meals
In-Flight Entertainment
Royal Jordanian 20 Minutes in Business Class
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A one-way ticket from Amman to Tel Aviv would have cost me around 500 USD in economy, so I bought my ticket with British Air miles instead. I paid 5,600 Avios Points, and 210 Euros in taxes. I took this trip in 2018, long before COVID-19 outbreak. Arriving at Amman’s beautiful Queen Alia International Airport, there is a separate entrance for business class passengers (which can also be used by status passengers). Here, I was warmly welcomed, and checked in for my flight. I then proceeded through a long corridor, which is also exclusive for business / status passengers, and comes with its own security check as well as passport control, so there is no need to wait in queues anywhere. Arriving inside the main terminal, I still had many hours before my flight, and went straight for Royal Jordanian’s Crown Lounge. This lounge can also be accessed by One World partner passengers. The lounge’s open architecture, which is integrated into the terminal building, is beautiful, and reminded me of the United Club Lounge at HKG. There were many seating choices, but seats lacked power outlets and USB ports. Food selection was minimal, and what was there tasted bland (nothing compared to MEA’s Cedar Lounge in Beirut, which I was at a few days earlier). I have seen this flight (RJ334) operated on many aircraft: the Embraer E-Jet family, A320 family, and occasionally on a 787! It would have been the icing on top of the cake to fly this route on the Dreamliner – getting a lie-flat seat on a 20-minute flight would be a once in a lifetime experience. But I was not so lucky, my flight was on an A320, registration: JY-AYS. We got a drink before takeoff, and to my surprise the flight attendant allowed me to have a quick look in the cockpit before pushback!!! The pilots were very friendly and told me our flight time would be 35 minutes, almost double of how short it could be! I was excited, as this meant more time in the plane! 😀 We took off on runway 08R. After takeoff, we made a 180-degree turn, and I got nice views of Amman. Shortly thereafter, I saw the Jordan River, which marks the border between Jordan (on the East), and Israel / The West Bank (on the West). We crossed the border a little North of the Dead Sea (I was sitting on the right, so I didn’t see it). There is no service on this flight (beyond the initial drink during boarding). I read that this is due regulations; the flight crew are not allowed to leave their seats while in the air, but I am unsure whether this is true. It may just be due to the short duration, although there would be enough time for a quick snack. Our flight ended up taking just around 27 minutes, and we had a smooth landing in Tel Aviv (my first time in Israel – yey)!!! 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