Royal Jordanian Air Academy in Jordan 

Royal Jordanian Air Academy (RJAA) was established in 1966, RJAA stands as the regional leader in flight training, to become the first and largest flight academy in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
RJAA is certified by the Jordanian Civil Aviation Regulatory commission (JCARC) which is recognized from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), in accordance to European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Regulations.

RJAA’s graduates have the opportunity of joining international airlines, which reflects the high standards that Royal Jordanian Air Academy (RJAA) has been known to offer. In addition to its main campus in Amman Civil Airport-Marka, RJAA has established another campus in the southern city of Aqaba in Jordan which has given it more flexibility in training its students all around the year.

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Royal Jordanian Air Academy Mission

We strive to be the leaders in the aviation field. RJAA is committed to provide local, regional, and international airlines with highly qualified pilots, technicians and engineers in accordance to the highest international standards.

Royal Jordanian Air Academy Vision

To establish ourselves as the center of excellence in aviation training in the region, offering state of the art facilities to achieve the highest standards.

Training at Royal Jordanian Air Academy

Flight Operations

• Private Pilot License (PPL)
  
• Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
  
• Airline Transport Pilot License
  
• Multi Crew Cooperation MCC
  
• Flight Instructor (FI)
  
• Instrument Rating Instructor SE
  
• Instrument Rating Instructor ME
  
• Aircraft Dispatcher Course
  
• IATA Airline Cabin Crew Training

Maintenance Training

• JCARC Part 66 Category B1.1
  
• EASA Part 66 Category B1.1
  
• JCARC Part 66 Category B2
  
• EASA Part 66 Category B2

Training Facilities at Royal Jordanian Air Academy

• Classes & Computer Labs
  
• RJAA Fleet
  
• Simulators
  
• Technical Workshops

Study costs at the Royal Jordanian Aviation Academy

As for the cost of studying at the academy, it is about 50-60% less than its cost in international academies, especially in Europe, and similar to its cost in America, although the latter manufactures aircraft, fuel and aircraft spare parts, while the academy imports aircraft and spare parts from abroad and pays the cost of shipping and customs.

As for the specializations taught by the academy, the academy has aimed from the beginning to train young people in commercial aviation, as since 1999, the academy’s specializations have been increased in addition to granting it a commercial flight license that qualifies its graduates to work in airlines, as the study period is 18 full months, including (3) months in the English language, with 180 hours of practical flight, 59 hours of simulated flight, and about 800 hours of theoretical flight, as well as 300 hours of English before starting the study, in addition to training flight instructors through which the pilot who holds a commercial flight license is qualified to be a flight instructor and then an instructor for automatic flight, as well as establishing a department (air dispatcher), who are the clerks who They work in flight operations and airlines and are trained on what are the duties of pilots, the duties of aircraft, the type of flights they make, where and how?

In terms of weather, navigation and timing, the academy has begun graduating groups of air traffic controllers in addition to flight instructors and commercial flight instructors, some of whom have worked in the academy itself and some have worked in other academies or even in other countries.