Passenger traffic at Jordan’s Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) rose month on month in April, but nearly halved year on year, due to the Iran conflict. Airport International Group (AIG), which operates QAIA, said passengers in April were up 11 percent from March but down 5…
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