Flights to Amman starting from SAR248.00

Quick Information About Amman

When to Visit Amman

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) generally offer pleasant conditions for sightseeing. Summers are hot and dry, while winters are cooler with occasional rain.

Arriving in Amman

Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) is approximately 30 kilometres south of central Amman. Travellers can reach the city using airport taxis, bus services, pre-arranged transfers or rental cars.

Journey times vary depending on traffic and your destination. Check transport arrangements before arrival, particularly if travelling late at night.

Top Places to Visit in Amman

Amman Citadel

Explore ancient ruins and enjoy panoramic views of the city from this historic hilltop site.

Roman Theater

Visit one of Amman's best-known landmarks, dating back to the second century.

Rainbow Street

Discover cafés, restaurants, shops and lively neighbourhood streets.

Downtown Amman

Explore traditional markets, local restaurants and the city's historic commercial centre.

For excursions beyond Amman, consider Petra, the Dead Sea, Jerash and Madaba.

Food to Try in Amman

Mansaf

Jordan's national dish, traditionally prepared with lamb, rice and a fermented yoghurt sauce.

Falafel and Hummus

Popular local favourites served with fresh bread, vegetables and pickles.

Kunafa

A traditional sweet dessert made with pastry, syrup and cheese or cream.

Where to Stay in Amman

Amman offers accommodation ranging from budget-friendly hotels to luxury properties and serviced apartments.

Downtown Amman

Ideal for exploring historic attractions, markets and local restaurants.

Abdali

A modern district with hotels, shopping and dining options.

Shmeisani

A central area with accommodation suitable for business and leisure travellers.

Getting Around Amman

Travellers can explore Amman using taxis, ride-hailing services and public buses. As the city is built across several hills, allow extra time for journeys during busy periods.

Renting a car provides flexibility for visiting attractions outside the city, including Petra, Jerash and the Dead Sea.

Travel Tips for Amman

Currency and Payments

The local currency is the Jordanian Dinar (JOD). Carry some cash for smaller purchases and transport.

Planning Day Trips

Check travel distances, opening hours and transport arrangements when visiting Petra, Jerash or the Dead Sea.

Travel Documents

Passport and visa requirements depend on nationality. Check the latest official entry requirements for Jordan before travelling.

FAQs About Flights to Amman

Which airport does flynas fly to in Amman?

flynas flights to Amman arrive at Queen Alia International Airport (AMM).

How far is Amman Airport from the city centre?

The airport is approximately 30 kilometres south of central Amman. Travel times depend on traffic.

What is Amman best known for?

Amman is known for its historic landmarks, traditional markets, Jordanian cuisine and cultural attractions.

When is the best time to visit Amman?

Spring and autumn generally offer comfortable weather for sightseeing.

Can I manage my flynas booking online?

Yes. Visit the Manage My Booking page to review available changes, subject to fare conditions.