Queen Alia International Airport AMM / OJAI

Full passenger, ramp and baggage handling for scheduled carriers at QAIA (check-in through boarding, wheelchair/medical-lift support, automated baggage reconciliation with WorldTracer); IOSA-registered since 2004 and ISAGO-registered since 2008, per RJ's own ground handling service page.

Second ground handling agent at QAIA under a 7-year contract, providing passenger, ramp and aircraft handling since 2008 as AHS in partnership with Menzies Aviation; confirmed directly on Menzies' own network/locations page, which lists Amman (AMM) with Ground Services, Meet & Assist, Wide Body and Narrow Body handling.

Sole Jet A-1 supplier and into-plane fuelling agent at QAIA via its Airports Department refuelling station; Def-Stan 91-91/JIG-compliant, SCADA/coriolis-metered, IATA and IFQP audited, with an on-site fuel-quality lab, per JOPETROL's own aircraft fuel stations page; roughly 20,000+ flights refuelled per year across its three Jordanian airport stations. JOPETROL's corporate site (jopetrol.com.jo) was confirmed live, but the specific fuel-stations subpage could not be re-fetched to independently verify the figures.

EASA/FAA/JCARC-certified line maintenance for Airbus, Boeing and Embraer types at its QAIA base, alongside its base maintenance operation, per Joramco's own service description and CAPA/Aviation Week profiles.

In-house maintenance hangar at QAIA performing A-check through C-check on RJ's current and future fleet, reported staffed by around 100 workers per shift; self-handled, Royal Jordanian.

Independent MRO based at QAIA with 6-7 hangars (including the new $30m Hangar 7, ~12,000 sqm) accommodating up to 24 aircraft across 22 maintenance lines and 10 workshops; performs heavy/airframe checks up to Boeing 787, ~1,500 technicians/engineers; a Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) company, confirmed live on joramco.com.jo (site is branded "Joramco a DAE Company" with approvals-certificates, management-team and our-customers sections); inaugurated by King Abdullah II.

Operates Jordan's main flight kitchen at QAIA (approx. 12,000 sqm, up to 12,000 meals/day, in-house bakery/patisserie) under a co-brand with Royal Jordanian, serving over 30 airline customers and producing 4.4+ million meals/year; RJ's catering contract with dnata/JFCCO was extended for a further 10 years in January 2025, per dnata media releases. dnata's newsroom archive was checked but the specific Jordan release was not located in the current listing; retained as a well-established JV consistent with public reporting.

Aircraft cabin cleaning is listed explicitly as part of RJ's ramp/turnaround services at QAIA, per its ground handling service page; not confirmed as a standalone third-party contract.

Operates its own ground support equipment for pushback, towing and ramp servicing as part of its handling operation at QAIA, per RJ's ground handling page; unconfirmed whether GSE is also leased out to third parties.

Cargo handling for all shipment types including dangerous goods, live animals and perishables (RJ Cargo's own product pages list these as Dangerous Goods, Live Cargo and Fresh Cargo); self-handled for Royal Jordanian and contracted for other carriers at QAIA.

Operates the AHS/Menzies air cargo terminal at QAIA (8,000 sqm, automated Lodige ULD storage for 136 units, ~60,000 tonnes/year capacity), inaugurated 2025, handling freight including DHL express traffic; Menzies' own network page confirms Air Cargo Services at Amman, though the specific facility statistics were not independently re-verified beyond the original source.

Concessionaire operating QAIA under a 25-year Build-Operate-Transfer agreement since 2007 (Groupe ADP-led consortium, Airport International Group) - this operator role is well established; however, the exact entity responsible for passenger/baggage security screening (AIG itself vs. Jordan's Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission/Public Security Directorate) is not confirmed from public sources. A more specific claim in an earlier draft about an 'April 2026 CARC audit' could not be verified from any available source and has been removed as unconfirmed.

24/7 bus service for passenger and crew transport between aircraft and terminal, listed as part of RJ's ramp services at QAIA.

Listed as an FBO/handler for business aviation at QAIA providing pilot services, flight-ops and aircraft handling support since 2008, per the AC-U-KWIK directory listing.

4-star, 304-room hotel roughly 1-2 km from QAIA terminals and the only hotel within a 25 km radius of the airport; commonly used for passenger/crew layovers given its proximity, but no specific airline crew-accommodation contract is publicly documented.