Dhaka: Air Arabia Abu Dhabi has launched a new service to Amman City Airport from Zayed International Airport in Abu Dhabi, marking its second route to the Jordanian capital.

The new service operates three times per week, complementing its existing daily service to Amman's Queen Alia International Airport, to offer more travel options between the city pair.

Inauguration ceremonies were held at both airports in Abu Dhabi and Amman with the presence of airline representatives and airport officials. Amman City Airport authorities welcomed the inaugural flight with a traditional water cannon salute upon arrival in Amman.

Passengers can book the new service through Air Arabia's website, its call center, or travel agencies.

Abu Dhabi-based Air Arabia Abu Dhabi, a joint venture low-cost airline between Etihad Airways and Air Arabia (Sharjah), currently operates 32 routes connecting 32 destinations across 20 countries, with a fleet of 12 Airbus A320 aircraft.

The budget carrier's entire fleet is equipped with Air Arabia's in-flight streaming service "SkyTime" and onboard menu "SkyCafe." Passengers can also benefit from the "Air Rewards" loyalty program.