Royal blessing
Royal Jordanian Airlines will see its share capital triple to US$295 million now that the government has agreed to back a debt-for-equity swap ahead of part-privatisation. Fleet renewal pushed the carrier's long-term debt up to US$650 million and it is seeking a sale and leaseback of eight aircraft to raise ...
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