Jordan Airline Training and Simulation(JATS)
Airline pilot training and flight simulation at Queen Alia Airport, Amman, Jordan
About Jordan Airline Training and Simulation
Jordan Airline Training and Simulation, known as JATS, is an aviation training center in Jordan. The site describes it as a professional aviation training center in the Middle East and North Africa region. It offers training for pilots, cabin crew and technical staff.
The site lists courses for cabin crew, pilots, airline special operations, soft skills, aircraft maintenance, flight dispatchers, safety management systems, aviation security and dangerous goods regulation. It also has a courses calendar and a training facilities page.
Cabin crew courses cover safety procedures, emergency response and in-flight service. Pilot programs cover theory, flight operations and simulator training. Special operations modules cover avionics, ground handling and fuel management.
The dangerous goods course teaches the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. The security course follows ICAO guidance on security awareness for staff with airside access. The site says courses follow the Competency-Based Training and Assessment framework.
The site lists CARC, EASA and FAA under useful links and certifications and approvals. It has forms for simulator evaluation, classroom training evaluation, safety reporting and customer satisfaction. It also has a history timeline and a message from the vice chairman and chief executive.
The site says Samer Majali is the major shareholder and the vice chairman and chief executive. A news item dated October 6, 2026 invites proposals for the purchase of a CEET and door trainer for the training center. The contact phone is +962 6 445 1888.
The site says the center offers classroom and simulator training. It lists a courses calendar and a training facilities page. The site also lists an environment friendly page among its about pages, a media center with news, events and a gallery, and a customer experience and SMS page. It describes a vision of becoming an aviation training hub. The site lists the Dangerous Goods course and the IATA rules it teaches for accepting dangerous goods by air. It also lists soft skills workshops on communication, leadership, teamwork and customer service.
Location
Queen Alia International Airport Amman 11104 Jordan
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