Ammon News - Captain Haitham Misto, the Chief Commissioner of the Jordanian Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission (CARC), confirmed that aircraft parked on the airport grounds pose a threat to aviation safety and security.

In his interventions during a session for the Lower House discussing the draft law amending the Civil Aviation Law for the year 2025, Misto said that it is necessary to work to ensure that the aircraft does not remain for more than a year, and if there are no spare parts for maintenance, there is a possibility of storing or sheltering them.

Misto also pointed out that the main reasons for the presence of more than 300 aircraft at Queen Alia International Airport are the arrival of these aircraft for maintenance.