A Sudanese flight engineering student is surprising in Jordan

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The Sudanese young man, Muhammad Osama Muhammad Salih Ahmed, a student of aviation engineering at the Middle East Air Academy in the Jordanian capital, Amman, who holds the EAASA B1, was an official honor from the Academy administration, in appreciation of his unique project, Aircraft Vertical Flying Machine, which is a qualitative shift in aircraft mutation techniques Light.

The honor was organized at the academy headquarters in the presence of high -ranking personalities, led by His Excellency Professor Moeen – Executive Director of the Middle East Aviation Academy, and Dr. Salah Hilat – Director of Training at the Faculty of Engineering, as well as a number of employees of the academy and faculty members, who expressed their pride in this promising innovation and the scientific efforts behind it.

This honor came to reflect the institutional estimate of Muhammad’s efforts in developing a semi -vertical take -off system that does not require long runways or complex infrastructure, and depends on an effective dynamic style that contributes to reducing fuel consumption and reducing operational costs. This system is characterized by its lack of any cables or tools to withdraw the plane, which makes it an independent and suitable solution for limited resources or narrow spaces.

The echo of the project was not only limited to the academic circles, but also received official attention from the administration of Amman Civil Airport, where he expressed the kindness of Mr. Mohamed Al -Amayreh – the director of Amman Civil Airport, his admiration for the project, and stressed the importance of supporting such innovations that provide practical and innovative solutions in the aviation sector, expressing his interest in seeing the upcoming stages of development for this concept.

The resonance of this achievement extended out of the official framework, where Muhammad was widely appreciated by Jordanian society, whether from his colleagues in the academy or from individuals and institutions who have seen his idea, and many of them expressed their pride in seeing a Sudanese young man who achieves this level of achievement on the land of Jordan.

This human and moral support came to reflect the nature of the hospitable and encouraging Jordanian people for everyone who seeks science and creativity. This constituted a real incentive for Muhammad to continue his career with greater confidence, and a deeper belief that the incubating environment for excellence makes the difference on the journey of innovation.

In conjunction with the honor, the AVFM project received increasing attention on the pages of local and regional news, in addition to social media platforms, where a number of activists and educational and societal pages circulated the story of the project as an inspiration for the youth generation, and a living model for what the scientific ambition can offer when it is met with a supportive environment.

This media spread reflects the realistic value of the idea, and enhances the opportunities to develop it in the future, whether academic or industrial.

For his part, the Sudanese student, Eng. Muhammad Osama, expressed his great appreciation to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the extent of its interest in the field of aviation and its keenness to support and encourage all the expatriate students.

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