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Pilot Salary in Jordan
Royal Jordanian, based in Jordan, with our captain and first officer estimates and ranges. Civil aviation authority: CARC.
Pilot salary by airline in Jordan
Airlines whose sources we have checked come first, each figure shown with who it applies to, what it includes and when it was published. The rest are sorted by captain average, highest first. Click an airline for its pay breakdown, fleet, hiring requirements and reviews from working pilots.
Airlines whose sources we have checked (1)
“Official posting” means the airline’s own published figure, “job posting” a recruitment agency’s advert, “past ad” a vacancy that has since closed, and “modelled example” a figure we can reproduce from a published document and its formula. “Estimated” is our own estimate from public information, not a figure the airline publishes.
| Airline | Position | Annual figure we publish |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Jordanian | Captain | Captain, A320 (Amman, 12-month Brookfield contract, net): $148K (monthly pay × 12 months, Job posting) |
| First officer | First officer, A320 (Amman, 12-month Brookfield contract, net): $102K (monthly pay × 12 months, Job posting) |
Where Jordan sits worldwide
Captain estimates side by side. Jordan sits at $148K against a $270K world average — about 45% below. That places it 32nd of the 52 countries we give an average for.
Country figures are the mean of our captain estimates for the airlines we list there. First officers: $154K worldwide. These are our own estimates from public information, not figures the airlines publish. Where an airline has published a figure itself, we show that separately on its own page.
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To see the whole region at once, go to pilot salary in the Middle East — 10 airlines across 7 countries, captains averaging $257K.
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