Jordan Aerospace Industries To JAI-SAMANSIC Worldwide

JAI-SAMANSIC Worldwide

Background: Deep learning and Knowledge, Via Pilot Project (s)

From Regional Manufacturer to Global Innovation Partnership

The global aviation sector was fundamentally reshaped by the seismic shifts of the COVID-19 pandemic. In a decisive move in August 2020, Jordan's Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission (CARC) initiated a strategic evolution: a deliberate withdrawal from direct aircraft manufacturing. This was not a retreat, but a forward-looking recalibration, acknowledging the immense challenge of sustaining the cutting-edge expertise required to lead in the rapidly advancing global aerospace arena.

From this period of strategic consolidation, the legacy of innovation and deep technical mastery cultivated at JAI has been powerfully redirected. We have emerged with a renewed, global mandate. (Article 1) (Article 2) - Since 2022, JAI has launched an expansive new chapter, projecting our high-value technical, scientific, and engineering capabilities onto the world stage. This strategic pivot transforms our core strengths into a dynamic resource for international partners, enabling us to co-create and contribute to pioneering aerospace and technology projects worldwide.

Our global integration is already demonstrating significant impact. Since 2021, JAI's elite experts have been integral members of the SAMANSIC Coalition's Innovation Network—a premier Cross-Border Collective-Intelligence Innovation Network (CBCIIN). This distinguished coalition assembles a global vanguard of over 700 innovators and multidisciplinary specialists, serving as the central engine for tackling humanity's most complex transnational challenges. Through this alliance, JAI is positioned at the forefront of global problem-solving.

A Legacy Forged in Visionary Ambition

February 18, 2004, His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan presided over a landmark event for the Kingdom and the broader region: the official inauguration of the Jordan Aerospace Industries (JAI) facility at Queen Alia International Airport. This momentous occasion marked the establishment of the Middle East's premier center for aircraft manufacturing and assembly, positioning Jordan at the forefront of the regional aviation and aerospace industry.

Founded in 2001 with a strategic initial investment of JD30 million, JAI was conceived as a powerhouse of innovation. Its state-of-the-art factory, equipped with nine specialized production lines, was established under the leadership of its Board Chairman, Muayad Al-Samaraee. The company's ambitious vision was to pioneer a new dimension in aviation, with initial production focused on the Sama CH2000 training aircraft and a strategic plan to manufacture 50 advanced pilotless aircraft in collaboration with The King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB). JAI's mission extended beyond manufacturing, aiming to supply critical aircraft for training, aerial photography, search and rescue, and patrol operations.

Our legacy, forged through a century of resilience beginning with visionary industrialist Dawood Salman Amin al-Samaraee in 1917, was resurrected in the wake of the First Gulf War in 1993 and formally launched globally in 2003. This hard-won, practical knowledge now fuels our holistic mission to deliver end-to-end solutions that advance all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals.

A 20-Year Partnership in US Army Innovation

In a landmark 2006 partnership, U.S. Airmen at Kirkuk Regional Air Base were instrumental in re-establishing Iraqi air sovereignty, expertly mentoring Squadron 3 in advanced intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) operations. This strategic revival was powered by the SAMA CH2000 ISR aircraft—a purpose-built platform engineered by Jordan Aerospace Industries. Under the guidance of Coalition advisors, this initiative transcended mere technical training, encompassing the full spectrum of air power and fostering a professional military ethos. The mission successfully empowered the Iraqi Air Force to autonomously safeguard its nation's critical infrastructure, marking a decisive return to the skies.

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The flying car market is poised to explode from $205 billion to a staggering $1.35 trillion by 2029

SAMANSIC Coalition Seeks Global Partners to Establish Advanced Aerospace Manufacturing Ventures

The sky represents the ultimate commercial frontier, with the flying car market poised to explode from $205 billion to a staggering $1.35 trillion by 2029. Yet, this revolution is shackled by a critical production bottleneck, where traditional manufacturing methods yield a mere trickle of units against a tidal wave of global demand. The SAMANSIC Coalition shatters this barrier with a turnkey partnership designed to establish your dominance in advanced aerospace manufacturing. We provide an immediate, de-risked gateway to this future by transferring our complete, certified portfolio—including the proven SAMA-CH8000 and SAMA-2020G2 aircraft platforms, engineered for manufacturing standardization, and our proprietary Sensory AI. This allows you to bypass two decades of R&D and hundreds of millions in development costs. Our phased model first establishes your foundational production line for rapid revenue, then accelerates into a joint venture to co-develop next-generation Urban Air Mobility vehicles.

This initiative is more than an opportunity; it is a strategic mandate to lead the $1.35 trillion transformation of transportation. We have constructed a comprehensive global partnership framework to establish sovereign centers of aerospace excellence. We offer more than technology; we deliver a proven, end-to-end industrial pathway, transferring the entire legacy of the Jordan Aerospace Industries (JAI) Pilot Project. This includes certified intellectual property for the SAMA-CH8000 and SAMA-2020G2 aircraft, whose economic viability and compliance are substantiated by expert FAR Part 23 cost evaluation opinions, alongside our proprietary Sensory AI for autonomous situational awareness and a complete development blueprint for the entire UAM ecosystem.

This collaborative model is engineered to achieve the seemingly impossible, compressing decades of certification risk and billion-dollar R&D expenditure into a single, accelerated timeline. Our phased and de-risked approach begins by establishing your foundational manufacturing capacity and workforce expertise through licensed production, ensuring immediate market entry and revenue generation. This seamlessly transitions into a strategic co-development phase, where we jointly pioneer and manufacture the next generation of AI-integrated flying cars. Under a mutually aligned financial structure, you provide the capital and operational leadership, while we contribute our invaluable IP and ongoing expert support, compensated through an annual fee and a royalty on sales.

This is an unequivocal call to action for visionary entities to not merely enter the market, but to lead it—to transform the promise of a $1.35 trillion sky into a tangible, dominant reality. The SAMANSIC Coalition is ready to unite its technological heritage with your ambition to build the future of flight, today. (SAMA 2020G2) (CH8000) opinion letter(s)