Air Arabia Jordan, Jordan’s leading low-cost carrier (LCC), launched its inaugural flight to Tbilisi from Amman last Friday, becoming the first regular flight to directly link Jordan with Georgia.
The new service to Tbilisi aims to enhance tourism, and contribute to strengthening the trade and bilateral relations between Jordan and Georgia.
The inaugural flight departed Amman International Airport at 1 p.m. local time, and the aircraft received a traditional water canon salute upon arrival in Tbilisi.
Air Arabia Jordan announced that the destination will be served twice a week, operating on Tuesdays and Fridays. The outbound flight will depart Amman International Airport at 1 p.m., arriving at the Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport at 4.40 p.m. local time. The return flight will leave Tbilisi at 5.30 p.m., reaching Amman at 7.25 p.m. local time.
Tbilisi caters to travelers who are eager to discover the crossroads between Europe and Asia. Through its cobblestoned pathways, old town Tbilisi hosts an array of ornate art in its original architecture and structures which reflect the city’s past influenced by both Persian and Russian rule. The modern city harmoniously combines antique and contemporary features.
Air Arabia Jordan began operations in May 2015 and is Jordan’s leading and only low-cost carrier. The carrier focuses on offering comfortable, reliable air travel from and into Jordan that provides value for money. The company offers its passengers a 32-inch seat pitch, the best economy configuration in the market.
Air Arabia Jordan’s inaugural Tbilisi flight touches down
Air Arabia Jordan’s inaugural Tbilisi flight touches down
Alfanar Engineering Services names Amer Al Ajmi CEO
Alfanar Engineering Services, a division of Alfanar Projects, has appointed Eng. Amer Al Ajmi as chief executive officer, signaling a new phase of growth and innovation for the company.
The appointment underscores Alfanar’s commitment to strengthening its role as a trusted partner in Saudi Arabia’s energy and infrastructure sectors.
Al Ajmi brings more than 25 years of experience in engineering, energy and international business. His vision focuses on engineering excellence, digital transformation and sustainability. Under his leadership, the company aims to expand its contribution to the Kingdom’s industrial and infrastructure development while supporting a more sustainable energy future.
Alfanar Engineering Services provides integrated technical solutions to the Kingdom’s energy, infrastructure, private and government sectors. Its core business lines include motor and generator repair and rewinding, power services, testing and calibration, and technical and engineering training.
The company maintains a strong presence through regional offices across major Saudi cities, supported by a 24/7 engineering team that ensures uninterrupted operations and service availability nationwide.
At the center of its operations is Alfanar Technical Services, one of the largest specialized facilities in the region for repair, rewinding and maintenance of electrical equipment, including transformers, generators and motors. The company serves energy, oil, petrochemical and mining industries, as well as critical infrastructure such as hotels, hospitals and public utilities.
Alfanar operates three advanced facilities in Jubail and Riyadh, covering more than 200,000 square meters, with an expansion underway in Yanbu to meet growing demand driven by the Kingdom’s industrial transformation.
“Leading Alfanar Engineering Services is both an honor and a responsibility,” Al Ajmi said. “Our focus is on building a sustainable and technologically advanced future where our people, innovation and expertise deliver long-term impact across every sector we serve.”
