(MENAFN) Jordan has inked a contract with China to allow the two countries to boost aviation services cooperation.
The initial draft of the agreement has already been signed in 1992, Jordanian chief commissioner of the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission Haitham Misto confirmed as he noted the significance of cooperation between both countries.
The chief explained the agreement to involve aviation service regulation among Jordan and China, as well as providing an authority for aviation firms to operate 21 flights weekly for passengers and air freight rather than seven flights weekly.
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