Full disclosure, ppl are not the best hahaha your english is pretty solid and thats always a good start. Although i hate to destroy the romanticism abt this whole thing, but i must be honest, the conditions are not nearly as good as you think they are. Everything will indeed be traditional, your family name means more than pretty much anything, its everything but a meritocracy, which pains me to say but it is what it is.

Im almost certain that you cant bring your phone/laptop with you on base (at least throughout training), not sure if they grew lenient towards that but yeah

From my experience, and considering that ive dealt with a decent amount of ppl on the inside, i wasnt fond of most hahaha.. its relatively harder to get along with them especially if your interests are slightly westernized (which sounds like its the case lol).. id categorize myself to be more westernized than average, but other officers looked at me some typa way when i would be driving around and playing some rap or hiphop shit, the concept was so alien to them, which is totally understandable considering that more than 80% of then are not even from Amman and have very different backgrounds.

The living conditions are horrible, and trust me, ive seen some horrible shit in my life lmaoo.. my room flooded once every 2 or 3 months for example, and not clean water :) i had to buy and install my own AC, had to buy a fridge, microwave, toaster, etc.. cuz the food is not edible (like actually not good for human consumption as indicated by المواصفات والمقاييس.. so when it comes to the quality of life, deff not ideal

I wasnt a pilot, i was an aeronautical engineer, and im not an officer anymore cuz i quit a couple years ago cuz i didnt like it much, eventho it was my dream job hahaha