2.2 Jordan Aviation Jordan Aviation
2.2 Jordan Aviation Jordan Aviation Key airport information may also be found at: World Aero Data website information on Jordan For information on Jordan airports contact details, please see the following link: 4.4 Jordan Airport Company Contact List There are seven major airports in Jordan, three of them are civilian airports and the others are military airports: Location Airport Code Airpor Airport Name t Use Amman AMM Civilian Queen Alia International Airport Amman ADJ Civilian Amman Civil Airport Aqaba AQJ Civilian King Hussein International Airport Assab OJHR Military H-4 Air Base Azraq OJ40 Military Muwaffaq Salti Air Base Dafyanah OJHF Military Prince Hassan Air Base Mafraq OJMF Military King Hussein Air Base Out of the 7 Airports, only 3 are civilians and the remaining airports are military zones (4). TheCivil Aviation Regulatory commission (CARC) was established on 1st August 2007 to replace the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in accordance with article (68) of the civil aviation law number (41) of year 2007. According to this legislation the CARC has financial and administrative independence, and its key roles are: Regulating all affairs pertain to civil aviation including safety, security, economic and environment. Carrying out all contractual obligations on behalf of the government with investors, operators in accordance with the civil aviation legislation. Executing all the policy prepared by the Ministry of Transport and endorsed by the Council of ministers. Page 1 Representing the Kingdom in bilateral and international agreements, as well as, international bodies that pertain to civil aviation.Executing the government’s environment protection policy regarding noise and emissions, sky and land use in accordance with international laws, agreements, and protocols.
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