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  1. Internet Blackout in Syria as Airport Shuts Down

    Fri, 30 Nov 2012

    spokesperson Victoria Nuland told reporters that "fierce fighting" had kept the airport closed on Friday. An official from Royal Jordanian , national airline of neighboring Jordan, also told ABC News that no flights were going in or out of Damascus, and

  2. Inside Syria: An Ancient Country and a Modern Dictator

    Wed, 7 Dec 2011

    unrest; one had advised us to "keep as low a profile as possible." And we had felt a new anxiety when our evening Royal Jordanian flight from Amman was cancelled, and an apologetic airline official explained that his crews were no longer overnighting

  3. Iraq: Last Day at Camp Victory

    Fri, 2 Dec 2011

    meaning at the time was clear. Camp Victory would be a US base. He was wrong. As I flew into BIAP yesterday the Royal Jordanian Embraer took a slow and lazy approach over Victory. There’s no cork screw landing to avoid missiles anymore

  4. Flight of Fancy: Transferring Frequent Flier Miles Between Airlines

    Thu, 25 Mar 2010

    also includes British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Japan Airlines, LAN, Malev, Mexicana, Qantas, and Royal Jordanian . And those two airlines, plus British Airways, have indeed just been granted anti-trust immunity to operate

  5. Should airlines let passengers make calls via Wi-Fi?

    Mon, 28 Sep 2009

    equipment on about 55 aircraft operated by several carriers, including Ryanair, Kuwait-based Wataniya Airways and Royal Jordanian . Air France tested its system for several months but has no plans to continue it. Other airlines that have signed

  6. Iraq's First No-Frills Airline Takes Flight

    Wed, 11 Feb 2009

    Department of Defense said. About 118,000 are Iraqis. The rest are from Pakistan, Peru and other foreign countries. Royal Jordanian Airlines and Iraqi Airways are the only two scheduled commercial carriers flying between Baghdad and Amman. Expat's

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  1. 'Hello! Yes? I'm on the Plane!'

    Mon, 9 Feb 2009

    Ryanair will equip 25 of its aircraft by March 2008. India's Kingfisher, Air Asia, China's Shenzhen Airlines and Royal Jordanian will start tests soon. OnAir is not in discussions with U.S. airlines because network technologies for cellular

  2. Why Can't We Use Cell Phones On Planes?

    Sun, 8 Feb 2009

    service that let passengers use their own phones to e-mail, text and make and receive phone calls. Oman Air, Royal Jordanian and Shenzhen Airlines have announced similar partnerships with OnAir. But though in-flight mobile phone systems

  3. Airport Check-in: Boston dedicates 9/11 memorial

    Mon, 15 Sep 2008

    that will operate from the new terminal include Air Canada, American Airlines, AirTran, Frontier, Lufthansa, Royal Jordanian Airlines, Southwest, Spirit, United, US Airways, USA 3000 and charter airlines. Northwest and its SkyTeam alliance

  4. Boston airport dedicates 9/11 memorial; hotel opens at O'Hare

    Sun, 14 Sep 2008

    that will operate from the new terminal include Air Canada, American Airlines, AirTran, Frontier, Lufthansa, Royal Jordanian Airlines, Southwest, Spirit, United, US Airways, USA 3000 and charter airlines. Northwest and its SkyTeam alliance

  5. BA, American and Iberia sign deal

    Fri, 12 Sep 2008

    antitrust immunity — formally requested immunity again Thursday, this time along with partners Iberia, Finnair and Royal Jordanian . The difference this time, says American CEO Gerard Arpey, is that trans-Atlantic service between the USA

  6. American, British Airways try again on trans-Atlantic plan

    Thu, 14 Aug 2008

    seeking government permission to combine their trans-Atlantic operations, along with those of Iberia, Finnair and Royal Jordanian . They seek a U.S. Department of Transportation grant of antitrust immunity allowing them to share sensitive marketing

  7. 20 years of the Freddies: Travelers name top loyalty programs

    Sun, 27 Apr 2008

    surcharges that are usually assessed on award tickets on most airlines. Petersen also acknowledged Brussels Airlines and Royal Jordanian Airlines, which allow travelers to use miles to pay for excess baggage. Petersen wondered if any of these innovative

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