Royal Jordanian has said that lower fuel and operational costs helped it achieve a net profit of JD28.6m ($40.3m) in 2009 after a JD24.7m loss in 2008. A 46% decline in fuel costs and a reduction in operational costs on efficiency gains had outpaced a 15% decline in revenues to JD598m, the airline said.
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