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111

Routes out

57

Destinations

OJAI

ICAO

2395 ft

Elevation

Route map (54 destinations)

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Airlines serving this airport

Routes

AMM → BEN8U · 320

AMM → TIP8U · 332 320

AMM → JFKAA · 340 330

AMM → ORDAA · 340

AMM → YULAA · 330

AMM → FRAAB · 319

AMM → MUCAB · 319

AMM → TXLAB · 320 319

AMM → VIEAB · 320 319

AMM → CDGAF · 320

AMM → ALGAH · 736

AMM → FCOAZ · 32S 319

AMM → LHRBA · 321

AMM → HBEE5 · 320

AMM → DXBEK · 773 77W 772

AMM → AUHEY · 320

AMM → DWCFZ · 73H

AMM → DXBFZ · 73H

AMM → SHJG9 · 320

AMM → BAHGF · 320 321

AMM → BCNIB · 320

AMM → MADIB · 319 320

AMM → FCOIG · 320

AMM → ADEIY · 310

AMM → BEYIY · 330

AMM → HODIY · 310

AMM → SAHIY · 330

AMM → TLVIZ · AT7

AMM → KWIJ9 · 320

AMM → KWIKU · AB6 310 320

AMM → FRALH · 321

AMM → BENLN · 320

AMM → TIPLN · 320 330

AMM → BEYME · 321 320

AMM → BKKMH · 330

AMM → CAIMS · 738 320 E70

AMM → VIEOS · 320 319

AMM → DXBQF · 773 77W

AMM → DOHQR · 77W 333 332 77L

AMM → ADERJ · 320 E95 E75

AMM → ALGRJ · 320 319

AMM → AMSRJ · 321 319

AMM → AQJRJ · 320 E95 E75 319

AMM → ATHRJ · E75 E95

AMM → AUHRJ · 319 320

AMM → BAHRJ · 320 321

AMM → BCNRJ · 320

AMM → BENRJ · E95 319 E75

AMM → BEYRJ · E75 E95 320 319

AMM → BGWRJ · 320 E75 E95

AMM → BKKRJ · 330

AMM → BOMRJ · 319

AMM → BSRRJ · E95 E75

AMM → CAIRJ · E95 E75 319

AMM → CDGRJ · 319 320 321

AMM → DELRJ · 319

AMM → DMERJ · 320 321

AMM → DMMRJ · E95 320

AMM → DOHRJ · 319 E95 320

AMM → DXBRJ · 320 321 330

Aircraft operating here

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Encyclopaedia

Queen Alia International Airport is an international airport located in Zizya, 30 kilometers south of Amman, the capital and largest city of Jordan. It is the largest airport in the country, named after Queen Alia (1948–1977), who died in a helicopter crash in 1977. The airport is home to the country's flag carrier, Royal Jordanian, and serves as a hub for Jordan Aviation.

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