The Saturday meeting that took place in Bahrain has come and gone. Has there been any positive news, feedback, or explanations offered to the students by the flight school?
Take legal action, as appropriate, to force change - you each have a 'contract' with the Academy
It would eventually come to that if things aren't sorted out. At the end of the day, your a customer to the flight school & nothing else. Gulf Air have very little to do with this relationship. If you've taken a loan out from BDB you are also a customer of BDB. The agreement between Gulf Air and the students isn't worth the poorly photocopied paper it's written on.
The most important document is your training agreement (if one even exists) between you the student (the Customer), and Ayla (the Company). Don't forget, this is a commercial company not a government entity and you are, to some extent, covered by some of Jordan's consumer protection legislation.
There's allot of money at play here. $80,000 per student, and if they've got 100 self sponsored cadets, that equates to $8 million dollars! Where's all that money going?