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  • 1 Aircraft

    Flight Training is conducted using (19) State of the Art Aircraft from multiple types
  • 2 Avionics Workshops

    RJAA holds the most advanced Avionics workshop in the region, it is fully equipped with high-tech devices and top of the art technologies.
  • 2 Maintenance Workshops

    Actual Aircraft and aircraft parts are available to assist training in the maintenance field.
  • 3 Classrooms

    There are 52 classrooms fully equipped in accordance with standard criteria with respect to space, capacity, Audio-Visual Aids and magic board.
  • 5 Flight Simulators

    Our Simulators are fully-approved by the JCARC and are used as advanced training devices for piston, turbine and jet engine aircraft.
  • 5 Instructors

    Our Instructors are carefully selected based on Experience, Qualifications, Skills and Attitude
  • 5 Our Graduates

    Since Foundation in 1966, RJAA has graduated more than 3500 highly qualified Pilots and 4000 Maintenance & Avionics engineers.
  • 5 Accreditation

    RJAA is approved by (JCARC) under (ICAO) requirements
    RJAA also signed mutual agreements with international Airlines and Civil Aviation Organisations
  • 5 Make your dream come true

    Our doors are open throughout the year for visitors from all ages, where daily tours are available to visit all facilities.

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Amman, Jordan
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Haze
3:00 PM Local Time

UV Index: 6 - High
Dew Point: 11°C
Humidity: 31%
Visibility: 5.0 km
Pressure: 1008.1 mb and steady
Daylight: 5:31 AM - 7:45 PM
Wind: NW at 19 km/h 310°


  

    Regional Aviation News

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 01:39:38 +0200

Etihad Airways has signed a preliminary agreement with the Serbian government over a possible equity investment in the Balkan country’s loss-making JAT Airways, Reuters has reported. Abu Dhabi-based Etihad did not specify the value of the potential deal, nor how much of a stake it could take in JAT, adding that any transaction would be subject to a due diligence process and regulatory approvals. “The two airlines will now intensify discussions about collaborative efforts to further integrate their networks and help JAT Airways achieve efficiency, build revenue and reduce costs,” Etihad chief executive James Hogan told a news conference in Belgrade.

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 01:39:12 +0200

The Saudi cabinet has urged Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia) to boost the number of its domestic flights, raise the number of seats to all destinations to meet passenger demand and improve the quality of its services, Arab News has reported. “Saudia should continue its efforts to develop its technical and service capabilities so as to provide distinguished services to win passenger satisfaction,” said the cabinet statement.

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 01:38:47 +0200

Iran's National Development Fund has announced the allocation of 5% of its assets to buy new aircraft, Mehr news has reported. A number of aircraft will be added to the national fleet in the current year, while 25 planes with over 30 years of service are to be removed from the fleet, most of which are Boeing 707 and Boeing 727 models, said head of the country's Civil Aviation Organisation, Hamidreza Pahlavani.

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 01:38:10 +0200

Emirates Airline is set to operate almost 60 additional flights to Saudi Arabia to help pilgrims travelling during the holy month of Ramadan, Gulf Today has reported. Additional 42 services are scheduled to operate to Jeddah from July 5 to August 16, with 17 extra flights set to operate to Madinah from July 16 to 31.

Mon, 17 Jun 2013 20:45:01 +0200

Boeing is set to launch a larger version of its lightweight 787 Dreamliner this week with up to 100 orders worth just under $30bn, Reuters has reported, citing industry sources. The 323-seat 787-10 is partly designed to serve fast-growing routes within Asia. "We have no comment but we are having discussions with our customers about the potential for the 787-10X," a Boeing spokesman said, referring to the working name given to the project while Boeing targeted potential customers. The 787-10 Dreamliner, a "stretched" version of an existing model, would compete in part with Airbus's next-generation A350, which carried out its maiden flight last Friday.

    


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