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Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Photo: Jordan Tourism Board

Royal Jordanian to set up operations at Stockholm Arlanda Airport – will launch new direct route to Amman in the Middle East

In late May, for the first time, it will be possible to fly scheduled non-stop service to Jordan from Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Royal Jordanian Airlines is setting up operations in Sweden and will meet demand for an air link between Sweden and Jordan when it launches a direct route between the two capitals.

Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Foto: Orlando G Boström

Swedavia’s traffic statistics for February 2023

In February, more than 2 million passengers flew to or from Swedavia’s ten airports. That is an increase of nearly 80 per cent compared to February last year and corresponds to 75 per cent of the pre-pandemic volume in 2019. Demand for flights during the winter school break strengthened, and Swedavia now continues to intensify its preparations to handle more passengers this summer.

Nouvelair is back at Arlanda with a new direct route to Tunis. Photo: Nouvelair

Nouvelair back at Stockholm Arlanda – will launch new direct route to Tunisia

Tunisia’s second largest carrier, Nouvelair, is back at Stockholm Arlanda Airport and will launch non-stop service to Tunis-Carthage International Airport (TUN). The route will be served once a week, on Mondays, with an Airbus 320 starting June 19.

Göteborg Landvetter Airport. Photo: Svante Örnberg

Swedavia’s Year-End Report for 2022: Increased travel and airline investments resulted in higher revenue and a sharp improvement in profit

Today Swedavia published its Year-End Report for 2022. Due to the strong recovery in the aviation market and a number of important airline investments, the company reported a near doubling of revenue and a sharp improvement in profit for the full year, with positive cash flow from operating activities for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

Ryanair continues to invest heavily in the Swedish market and Stockholm Arlanda Airport, with a new aircraft added for the summer season and a total of eight new routes in 2022–23. Photo: Piotr Mitelski.

Ryanair continues its heavy investment in Arlanda and will launch two more routes

Ryanair continues to invest heavily in the Swedish market and Stockholm Arlanda Airport and is adding a new aircraft for its expanded service. Six new routes have been launched since October 30, 2022, and Ryanair has now announced two new destinations in its summer schedule. The new route to Dublin will launch on March 26 while the new route to Porto will launch on June 4.

Six new kiosks will open at Arlanda this summer.

A new 7-Eleven with a new concept and as many as five new Pressbyrån convenience stores will open at Arlanda this summer

Stockholm Arlanda Airport is currently in a major development phase. Early this summer, the first part of the new Marketplace will be finished, together with a new security checkpoint. A number of new shops and restaurants will also open. Among the new additions at Arlanda are a new 7-Eleven with a new concept and as many as five new Pressbyrån convenience stores.

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