Cheap flights to Amman

The first half of winter is a key driver of tourism, and December is the cheapest time of year to fly to Amman. Even if July is the most expensive month, getting a reasonable quote is still possible. This is mainly the result of Travelhouseuk dishing out multiple offers and holiday sales. To check if the price has maintained or dropped, please remember to follow us on Facebook. To consult and book, you can try our number - 020 3137 1339.

• Royal Jordanian Airlines: There are 4 flights in a week from London Heathrow. These are direct flights.
• Qatar Airways: The airline operates 8 flights daily from Heathrow Airport. These are connecting flights via Doha.
• Turkish Airlines: Turkish Airlines offers 2 flights daily from London Heathrow to Amman (LHR to AMM). Istanbul is the layover.
• Oman Air: From London (LHR), Oman Air operates 2 flights in a week for Amman. Flights with Oman Air include a layover in Muscat.

Royal Jordanian Airlines offers direct Amman flights from London. Royal Jordanian 112 is operated from the Heathrow Airport on four days of the week. To have quick access to some of our best-selling deals or to receive fare alerts, kindly get in touch with our travel agent at the earliest. 

• Flights from London to Amman with Turkish Airlines: 7 hours via Istanbul.
• Direct flights to Amman from London Heathrow: 5 hours with Royal Jordanian Airlines.
• Flights to Amman from Manchester with Turkish Airlines: 8 hours and 20 minutes.
 

The cheapest Business Class flights to Amman sit at the top of our value chain. Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, Royal Jordanian Airlines, and Oman Air; each airline draws on its strength. This can range from affordability to a plethora of amenities. Choosing to go for a better class is an investment that pays instantly, and having finances in perfect shape is not compulsory. At Travelhouseuk, these flights can be booked through a sustainable, instalment plan as well.

The deals we have the pleasure to offer on flights to Amman with Turkish Airlines are designed to favour budget travellers. Turkish Airlines, which has been rated as one of the best airlines in the region, operates from London, Manchester, and Birmingham. This, compounded with the fact that we provide low-cost deals, is likely to go well with last-minute travellers. Please dial 020 3137 1339 for a more detailed conversation or subscribe to attract more offers through our newsletter service. 

As a resourceful travel partner, Travelhouseuk enables you to fly to Amman now and pay later. The strategy focuses on the payment of flights through an instalment plan we offer. This plan addresses the inconvenience of making a big, upfront payment. Instead, you will be getting tickets after paying a small deposit. With no hurdle blocking your way, you can keep your schedule and fly on the desired dates. As agreed upon at the time of the booking, the remaining amount will be sliced into monthly instalments. 

What it means to have flexible tickets on Amman flights is that you will be given a quick date change when it becomes necessary to get one. Flights getting jeopardised when a country declares a travel ban is the downside of travelling during a pandemic. Flexible bookings can remedy that. Of course, terms and conditions apply. To ask important questions or to seize the opportunity of booking with a safety plan, please contact us. 

Queen Alia International Airport, having the IATA code AMM, serves in the capacity of the largest airport in Jordan. It is responsible for handling regional and international flights arriving to and departing from the capital, Amman. From the city centre, the airport is 38 kilometres away. This amounts to a 30-minute drive.

Travellers have spoken positively of the condition of taxis that arriving passengers can easily locate outside the arrivals hall. Fare sheets are displayed on the curbside and near the taxi office of the airport. Buses operate every 30 minutes from 6:30 am to 5 pm, and every 60 minutes from 5 pm to 12 pm. It is unlikely that you would have to wait long. Some of the leading international car rental companies are also offering their services from the airport.

Of the seven hills that designate the major neighbourhoods of the city, Jabal Amman is the bustling downtown. Visitors will find anything and everything here, from art galleries to cafés that will become your next favourite hangout spots.

Rainbow Street, which is less than a mile long, is the highlight of Jabal Amman. You can picture yourself cycling through this elegant road and stopping by a colourful shack for a snack.

The Roman Amphitheatre is the principal attraction here, built when the city was known as Philadelphia to provide room for over 6000 spectators. Of the two on-site museums, one is a display of the traditional events while the other is an exhibit of antique Jordanian costumes.

Amman is home to many historic wonders left behind by the Romans. Vaulted chambers and an enormous audience hall in ancient architectural style explain how the Citadel came to be the popular attraction that it is today.

Here we have a recently built museum that has a treasure of an inventory. The collection ranges from a piece of the Dead Sea Scrolls to other archaeological findings in Jordan's key areas.

• Grand Hyatt (5-star)
• InterContinental Amman (5-star)
• Hotel Fairmont (5-star)
• Toledo Hotel (4-star)
• Geneva Hotel (4-star)
• Seven Roses Hotel (4-star)
• Conroy Boutique Hotel (3-star)
• ibis Amman (3-star)
• Larsa Hotel (3-star)
• Hisham Hotel (3-star)