Queen Alia International Airport to conduct emergency drill on Tuesday

• The exercise will be conducted in coordination with several relevant entities operating at the airport.
• The drill aims to assess emergency response readiness in line with national and international civil aviation requirements.
• Airport International Group said the exercise will not affect flight schedules or cause delays.

The Airport International Group announced that it will conduct a simulated emergency drill on Tuesday in coordination with several relevant entities operating at the airport.

The exercise aims to assess readiness to handle emergency situations in accordance with national and international civil aviation requirements and international aviation safety standards.

The Airport International Group emphasized that the drill poses no risks and will not affect passengers’ flight schedules or cause flight delays.

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