Jordan, Armenia sign air services agreement

AMMAN — Jordan and the Republic of Armenia on Thursday signed the final air services agreement, Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported. The agreement aims to regulate air services between the two countries and allow airlines the right to operate flights for passengers, air freight and mail.

The agreement was first initiated in 2014, and then amended to cope with the modern requirements of air transportation.

Chief Commissioner of the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission (CARC) Captain Haitham Misto and Chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority Tatevik Redazyan signed the agreement.