Flights from Abu Dhabi to Amman from AED735
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From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price |
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| FromAbu Dhabi (AUH) | ToAmman (AMM) | Round-trip / Economy | 24 Jun 2025 - 23 Jul 2025 | From AED1,665* Last Seen 4 hours ago |
| FromAbu Dhabi (AUH) | ToAmman (AMM) | Round-trip / Economy | 8 Jul 2025 - 20 Aug 2025 | From AED2,415* Last Seen 18 hours ago |
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Fly from Abu Dhabi to Amman with Etihad Airways
Jordan’s capital, Amman, is an attractive modern city with an illustrious past. The city shares the same east-meets-west feel that you find in the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
The Roman amphitheatre and citadel rise above the buildings of Amman, perfectly juxtaposed with the modernity of its downtown district. A bustling destination, Amman also provides the perfect base for exploring more of Jordan.
AUH to AMM: flight facts
Flight time 3 hrs 30 mins
Our quickest flight takes around three-and-a-half hours from Abu Dhabi.
Flight distance 1,248 miles
Your journey from Abu Dhabi to Amman is 1,248 miles (2,008 kilometres).
Flying from Abu Dhabi to Amman: FAQs
Is Amman easy to get around?
Many of the tourist attractions of Amman are located in the Downtown area, which is easily accessible on foot.
There are plenty of taxis too, whether you want to hail one on the street, or pre-order through an app – perfect for a post-shopping journey back to your hotel.
What’s the time difference between Abu Dhabi and Amman?
Amman is two hours behind Abu Dhabi. Jordan observes Daylight Savings Time from late March to October so during that time Amman is only one hour behind Abu Dhabi.
Top tips for Abu Dhabi to Amman
Explore the incredible Roman Amphitheatre
Located in the Downtown district, the remains of Amman’s Roman Amphitheatre are a must-see for any visitor.
The 6,000-seat venue dates back to when Amman was known as Philadelphia, in the 2nd century. Today, the theatre still plays host to events and festivals, including the International Book Fair and Al-Balad Music Festival.
Visit the Jordan Museum
The Jordan Museum in Amman presents the history of the nation and includes the remains from the archaeological city of Petra. It’s a wonderful place to visit and become properly acquainted with the culture of Jordan.
Like the old fort of Abu Dhabi, Qasr al Hosn, its location in downtown Jordan means there are plenty of restaurants nearby if you’ve worked up a hunger after touring the museum’s fascinating exhibits.