Royal Jordanian plans fleet renewal

Royal Jordanian will shortly launch an official tender in which it requests proposals for 30 narrowbody aircraft. Under consideration will be the B737MAX from Boeing, the A220 and A320neo-family from Airbus and the E2 from Embraer. The airline is also looking into adding more some of its A320/A321s into freighters but no decision has been made on these plans.

Currently, Royal Jordanian operates a fleet of 25 aircraft, consisting of one A310-300F, five A319s, six A320s, two A321s, seven B787-9s, two ERJ175s and two ERJ190s. It also has two more B787-8s on order with Boeing, which it still plans to take delivery of as well somewhere in the future.