For the Summer Flight Schedule;

Cairo - to 3 flights per day
Dubai - to 3 flights per day
Kuwait - to 10 flights per week
Bahrain - to a daily flight
Doha - to a daily flight
Jeddah - to 9 flights per week
Riyadh - to a daily flight
Dammam - to a daily flight
Abu Dhabi - to a daily flight
Al Ain - 2 non-stop flights per week
Muscat - to 3 flights per week non-stop
Damascus - to 12 flights per week
Aleppo - to 12 flights per week
Tunis - to 3 flights per week
Khartoum - to 4 flights per week
New Delhi - to 6 flights per week
Vienna - to 6 flights per week
Amsterdam - to 5 flights per week
Athens - to 4 flights per week
Istanbul - to a daily service
Barcelona - to 3 flights per week
Madrid - to 4 flights per week
Rome - to 5 flights per week
Bangkok - to remain a daily flight over Summer

Usual North American seasonal adjustments
- daily to Chicago
- 5xwk to New York
- delinking of Detroit and Montreal

Well done to Royal Jordanian in strenghening its network

RJ has renovated its A310 fleet. Any idea which route will be used for new airbus 310 and new Crown class.
BKK? or LHR?

I am flying with RJ from BUD-AMM-BKK in July, and the equipment for the AMM-BKK sector is the A310.

I imagine the same aircraft that flies the LHR-AMM will continue on to BKK. Just speculation.

Are the A310s all fitted with the grey seats and PTVs then?

Just wish they'd put the new flights on the OW timetable now so that I can plan my OWE with them in mind

the official reply from RJ
Please note that RJ has started renovating its 3 Airbus A310 aircraft at a JD10 million cost. The newly renovated airplanes will be operated on the Amman-Bangkok route. One of the three revamped aircraft is now in service with the new configurations.

But I think one new 310 aircraft is not enough to operate BKK route. So I guess some flights to BKK may be with new Crown class and some will be with old Crown class. I would appreicate if anyone can offer latest flight report