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CHANGE TO C OF R IN THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 2012 C OF R NO. / SL TYPE OF REGN. NO. DATE OF OWNER/OPERATOR NO. AIRCRAFT CHANGE IN C OF R OWNER: M/S JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED ADD: DELHI ROAD, HISAR, HARYANA - 125005. EC MBB-BK- 3408/3 1. VT-VNJ 117C-2 10/12/2012 OPERATOR: M/S INDIA FLYSAFE AVIATION LTD. ADD: A-1/270, FIST FLOOR, SAFDARJUNG, NEW DELHI- 110029 OWNER: M/S CELESTIAL AVIATION TRADING 27 LTD. ADD: AVIATION HOUSE, SHANNON, COUNTRY CLARE BOEING 3309 2. VT-JGM 737-800 14/12/2012 OPERATOR: M/S JET AIRWAYS (INDIA) LTD. ADD: S.M.CENTRE, ANDHERI KURLA ROAD, ANDHERI EAST, MUMBAI. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S MAHINDRA & 4189/2 MAHINDRA LTD. ADD: MAHINDRA 3. VT-MAM LEARJET 60XR 14/12/2012 TOWERS, G.M.BHOSALE, WORLI, MUMBAI - 400018 OWNER: M/S CELESTIAL AVIATION TRADING 9 LTD. ADD: AVIATION HOUSE, AIRBUS 3468 SHANNON, COUNTRY CLARE 4. VT-INF A320-231 17/12/2012 OPERATOR: M/S INTERGLOBE AVIATION LTD. ADD: TOWER C, GLOBAL BUSINESS PARK, MG ROAD, GURGAON. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S AIRCON BEIBARS FZE ADD: P.O.BOX 121095, SHARJAH FREE ZONE, UAE. 4050/3 5. VT-SWD BELL 412 19/12/2012 OPERATOR: M/S SWAJAS AIR CHARTERS LIMITED ADD: 36G, NORTH PARADE ROAD, ST. THOMAS MOUNT, CHENNAI-600016. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S AGNEET SKY LIMITED ADD: 12,FRITZ WILLIAM PLACE, DUBLIN, IRELAND 3376/4 6. VT-JJA MI-172 19/12/2012 OPERATOR: M/S SKYONE AIRWAYS PRIVATE LTD. ADD: E-131,1ST FLOOR,GANAPATI BHAWAN, ADJ.BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE, DELHI. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S SKY ONE FZE ADD: P.O BOX 122849, SAIF ZONE, SHARJA, UAE. 3377/3 7. VT-JJB MI-172 19/12/2012 OPERATOR: M/S SWAJAS AIR CHARTERS LIMITED ADD: 36G, NORTH PARADE ROAD, ST. THOMAS MOUNT, CHENNAI-600016. OWNER: M/S MONNET GLOBAL LTD. ADD: LOB 15-117, PO BOX 17870, JEBAL ALI FREE ZONE, UAE. CESSNA 3755/3 8. VT-MON CJ-5325A 21/12/2012 OPERATOR: M/S INDO PACIFIC AVIATION PVT. LTD. ADD: E-14/20 VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI. OWNER: M/S DHL AVIATION (NETHERLANDS) BV ADD: ANCHORAGELAAN 32, 1118 LD SCHIPH, BOEING 3359/2 9. VT-BDK THE NETHERLANDS. 757-200 21/12/2012 OPERATOR: M/S BLUE DART AVIATION LIMITED ADD: SAHAR AIRPORT ROAD, ANDHERI (EAST), MUMBAI. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S THRIVENI EARTHMOVERS PVT. LTD. ADD: C/280 3155/4 10. VT-TBT FALCON 2000 AZADBASTI, LAXMIPADIA, OPP.JODA 26/12/2012 CINEMA HALL, P.O.JODA DISTRICT, KEONJHAR-738954. OWNER /OPERATOR: M/S AIRMID CESSNA 3715/4 AVIATION SERVICES(P) LTD. ADD: M-62 & 11. VT-IBS CITATION 27/12/2012 63, FIRST FLOOR, CONNAUGHT PLACE, BRAVO 550 NEW DELHI. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S HINDUSTAN CHETAK SA 4432 AERONAUTICS LTD. ADD: HELICOPTER 12. VT-ERR 316B 28/12/2012 DIVISION, POST BOX 17, VIMANAPURA, BANGALORE-560017. CHANGE TO C OF R IN THE MONTH OF JANAURY, 2013 C OF R NO. / SL TYPE OF REGN. NO. DATE OF OWNER/OPERATOR NO. AIRCRAFT CHANGE IN C OF R OWNER: M/S GLOBE AIR, INC ADD: VT-AGJ BELL 206B III 3189/4 17510, PIONEER BLVD, ARTESIA CA 1. 03/01/2013 90701. OPERATOR: M/S SAARTHI AIRWAYS PVT. LTD. ADD: 8/4, FIRST FLOOR, MEHRAM NAGAR, DOMESTIC AIRPORT, NEW DELHI. OWNER: M/S HERO FINCORP LIMITED ADD: 34, BASANT LOK, VASANT VIHAR , NEW DELHI-110057. EECH SUPER 3321/3 VT-FAE KING AIR B-200 10/01/2013 OPERATOR: M/S AIR CHARTER 2. SERVICES PVT LTD ADD: D-67, GROUND FLOOR,DEFENCE COLONEY, NEW DELHI - 110024 OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S JAIPRAKASH ASSOCIATES LIMITED ADD: SECTOR-128, NOIDA, UTTER PRADESH-201304. HAWKER 3441/2 3. VT-JHP 850XP 24/01/2013 OPERATOR: M/S HIMALYAPUTRA AVIATION LIMITED ADD: JA ANNEXE, 54 BASANT LOK, VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI-110057. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S JAIPRAKASH ASSOCIATES LIMITED ADD: SECTOR-128, NOIDA, UTTER PRADESH-201304. KING AIR B- 4099/2 4. VT-JPV 200GT 24/01/2013 OPERATOR: M/S HIMALYAPUTRA AVIATION LIMITED ADD: JA ANNEXE, 54 BASANT LOK, VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI-110057. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S JAIPRAKASH ASSOCIATES LIMITED ADD: SECTOR-128, NOIDA, UTTER PRADESH-201304. 3515/2 5. VT-JPH BELL 407 24/01/2013 OPERATOR: M/S HIMALYAPUTRA AVIATION LIMITED ADD: JA ANNEXE, 54 BASANT LOK, VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI-110057. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S JAIPRAKASH ASSOCIATES LIMITED ADD: SECTOR-128, NOIDA, UTTER PRADESH-201304. 3402/2 6. VT-JPA AGUSTA 109 24/01/2013 OPERATOR: M/S HIMALYAPUTRA AVIATION LIMITED ADD: JA ANNEXE, 54 BASANT LOK, VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI-110057. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S JAIPRAKASH ASSOCIATES LIMITED ADD: SECTOR-128, NOIDA, UTTER PRADESH-201304. 3711/2 7. VT-JIT AGUSTA 109 24/01/2013 OPERATOR: M/S HIMALYAPUTRA AVIATION LIMITED ADD: JA ANNEXE, 54 BASANT LOK, VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI-110057. OWNER: M/S AERO CLUB OF INDIA ADD: AUROBINDO MARG, SAFDARJUNG AIRPORT, NEW DELHI-110003. CESNNA 2363/2 8. VT-ENC 152 28/01/2013 OPERATOR: M/S NAGPUR FLYING CLUB ADD: DIVISIONAL COMISSIONER, OLD SECRETARIAT BUILDING, NAGPUR. OWNER: M/S SMBC AVIATION CAPITAL LIMITED ADD: IFSC HOUSE, IFSC, DUBLIN1, IRELAND. 4160/2 BOEING 9. VT-JLF 737-800 OPERATOR: M/S JET LITE (INDIA) LTD. 29/01/2013 ADD: SIROYA CENTRE, SAHAR AIRPORT ROAD, ANDHERI (EAST), MUMBAI-400 059. OWNER: M/S SMBC AVIATION CAPITAL LIMITED ADD: IFSC HOUSE, IFSC, DUBLIN1, IRELAND. BOEING 4156/2 10. VT-JLE 737-800 29/01/2013 OPERATOR: M/S JET LITE (INDIA) LTD. ADD: SIROYA CENTRE, SAHAR AIRPORT ROAD, ANDHERI (EAST), MUMBAI-400 059. OWNER: M/S SMBC AVIATION CAPITAL LIMITED ADD: IFSC HOUSE, IFSC, BOEING 3634/2 DUBLIN1, IRELAND. 11. VT-JBD 737-800 29/01/2013 OPERATOR: M/S JET AIRWAYS (INDIA) LTD. ADD: S.M.CENTRE, ANDHERI-KURLA ROAD, ANDHERI EAST, MUMBAI-400059. OWNER: M/S MIDEAST INTEGRATED STEELS LTD. ADD: H-1, ZAMRUDPUR COMMUNITY CENTRE, KAILASH COLONY, NEW DELHI. P-68 2590/4 OPERATOR: M/S HINDUSTAN 12. VT-TAA OBSERVER - 2 29/01/2013 AERONAUTICS LTD MESCO AIRLINES LTD. ADD: H-1, ZAMRUDPUR COMMUNITY CENTRE, KAILASH COLONY, NEW DELHI. CHANGE TO C OF R IN THE MONTH OF FEBURAY, 2013 C OF R NO. / SL TYPE OF REGN. NO. DATE OF OWNER/OPERATOR NO. AIRCRAFT CHANGE IN C OF R 1. OWNER: M/S MADHYA PRADESH FLYING CLUB, CIVIL AERODROME. VT-EUE CESSNA 152 2583/2 OPERATOR: M/S ANDHRA PRADESH 05/02/2013 AVIATION ACADEY, HYDERABAD OLD AIRPORT, HYDERABAD-500011. OWNER: M/S AERO CLUB OF INDIA, AUROBINDO MARG, SAFDARJUNG AIRPORT, NEW DELHI-110003. 4292/2 VT-LSB CTLS 06/02/2013 OPERATOR: M/S HARYANA 2. INSTITUTE OF CIVIL AVIATION, 3RD FLOOR, 30 BAYS BUILDING, SECTOR 17B, CHANDIGARH-160017. OWNER: M/S ALLCO LEASING (IGO NO.2) LTD ADD: 2 GRAND CANAL SQUARE, GRAND CANAL HARBOUR, DUBLIN 2, IRELAND. 3764/2 3. VT-INT A320-231 13/02/2013 OPERATOR: M/S INTERGLOBE AVIATION LTD. ADD: CENTRAL WING, GROUND FLOOR, THAPAR HOUSE, 124 JANPATH, NEW DELHI- 110001. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S PINNACLE ROBINSON 3892/3 AIR PRIVATE LTD. ADD: T-15, FIRST 4. VT-HPC R44 14/02/2013 FLOOR, GREEN PARK MAIN, NEW DELHI-110016. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S AAA AVIATION PVT LTD ADD: PARTA ROBINSON 3765/2 5. VT-ZJM CABIN, NEAR ATC TOWER, JUHU R44 14/02/2013 AERODROME, S.V.ROAD, VILE PARLE, MUMBAI- 400056. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S AAA AVIATION PVT LTD ADD: PARTA BEECH KING 2695/4 6. VT-DEJ CABIN, NEAR ATC TOWER, JUHU AIR C90A 14/02/2013 AERODROME, S.V.ROAD, VILE PARLE, MUMBAI- 400056. OWNER/OPERATOR: M/S SARAYA BEECH 2209/4 AVIATION PVT. LTD. ADD: 302, 7. VT-EHB SUPER KING 18/02/2013 THAPAR ARCADE, 47 KALU SARAI, AIR B-200 HAUZ KHAS, NEW DELHI-110016 OWNER: M/S KIRLOSKAR OIL ENGINES LTD. ADD: LAXMANRAO 4265/2 8. VT-GNK BELL 407 KIRLOSKAR ROAD, KHADKI,PUNE- 27/02/2013 410003. OPERATOR: M/S FIRST FUTURE AIR SERVICES PVT. LTD. ADD: 70, NAGINDAS MASTER ROAD, FORT, P.O.MUMBAI-400023. CHANGE TO C OF R IN THE MONTH OF MARCH, 2013 C OF R NO. / SL TYPE OF REGN. NO. DATE OF OWNER/OPERATOR NO. AIRCRAFT CHANGE IN C OF R OWNER: M/S MSN 3335 LEASING LIMITED ADD: C/O INTERTRUST COPR. SERVICES(C) LTD., GEORGE TOWN,GRAND CAYMAN KYI9005, 1. CAYMANS ISLANDS. OPERATOR: M/S INTERGLOBE VT-INO AIRBUS 3658/3 AVIATION LTD ADD: TOWER C, GLOBAL 320-231 06/03/2013 BUSSINESS PARK, MG ROAD, GURGAON. OWNER: M/S MSN 3159 LEASING LIMITED ADD: C/O INTERTRUST COPR.SERVICES(C)LTD.,GEORGE TOWN,GRAND CAYMAN KYI9005, AIRBUS 3537/3 VT-INJ CAYMANS ISLANDS. A320-231 06/03/2013 OPERATOR: M/S INTERGLOBE 2. AVIATION LTD ADD: TOWER C, GLOBAL BUSSINESS PARK, MG ROAD, GURGAON. OWNER: M/S AERO CLUB OF INDIA ADD: AUROBINDO MARG, SAFDARJUNG AIRPORT, NEW DELHI-110003. 4291/2 3. VT-LSC CTLS OPERATOR: M/S RAJIV GANDHI 07/03/2013 ACADEMY FOR AVIATION TECHNOLOGY ADD: T.C.NO 36/1200, (1&2) VALLAKKADAV, ENCHAKKAL- 695008, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM. OWNER: M/S KIRLOSKAR OIL ENGINES LTD. ADD; LAXMANRAO KIRLOSKAR BEECH 3249/2 ROAD, KHADKI, PUNE-410003. 4. VT-LKK SUPER KING AIR B-200 12/03/2013 OPERATOR: M/S FIRST FUTURE AIR SERVICES PVT. LTD. ADD: 70, NAGINDAS MASTER ROAD ,FORT, P.O.MUMBAI-400023. OWNER: M/S AIRCRAFT INTERNATIONAL RENTING (AIR) LIMITED ADD: RINEANNA HOUSE, 3010/2 SHANNON FREE ZONE, SHANNON, 5. VT-JCA ATR 72-212A CO.CLARE,IRELAND 13/03/2013 OPERATOR: M/S JET AIRWAYS (INDIA) LTD.
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