Hussein Al Dabbas, President and CEO of Royal Jordanian, said the carrier posted a net profit of JD28 million in the first 11 months of 2009. Dabbas told Jordan television that the national carrier's revenues until November 2009 amounted to JD600 million despite fierce competition and a soaring fuel bill. Dabbas also said RJ will add 11 Boeing-787 Dreamliners to its fleet as of 2013.
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