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Airman Knowledge Testing Center List Updated July 7, 2016 Airman Knowledge Testing (AKT) Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) Holders Airman Knowledge Testing Center List Updated July 7, 2016 This is an updated list of Commercial testing center locations and contact information. This list replaces all previous versions. Applicants may contact the following central registration numbers for additional information: Computer Assisted Testing Service (CATS) 1-800-947-4228 PSI / LaserGrade Computer Testing 1-800-211-2753 A notation of “ ** “ preceding the site name indicates availability of the Inspection Authorization (IAR) exam at that location. Airman Knowledge Testing Centers - 07/07/2016 City Site ID Site Address Phone BARRIGADA ABS96903 **TREND VECTOR AVIATION INTERNATIONAL 17-3404 NEPTUNE AVE (671) 473-4100 SAN JUAN LAS00901 **ISLA GRANDE FLYING SCHOOL ISLA GRANDE AIRPORT, NORTH RAMP (787) 722-1160 ST. THOMAS LAS00801 **ACE FLIGHT CENTER, INC. 8201 LINDBURGH BAY (809) 776-4141 Total for Out of US is 3 AK City Site ID Site Address Phone (907) 264- ANCHORAGE ABS99502 **UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-ANCHORAGE 2811 MERRILL FIELD DRIVE 7418 **TAKE FLIGHT ALASKA dba LAND AND SEA ANCHORAGE LAS99507 2400 E. 5TH AVE. 907-274-2544 AVIATION (907) 743- ANCHORAGE ABS99504 MEDALLION FOUNDATION 1520 N. POST ROAD 8050 3788 UNIVERSITY AVE SOUTH, SUITE (907) 474- FAIRBANKS ABS99707 **PROFLITE OF ALASKA 205 0099 (907) 796- JUNEAU LAS99802 **UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-SE LEARNING CENTER 11120 GLACIER HWY 6348 (907) 486- KODIAK LAS99603 **UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-KODIAK COLLEGE 117 BENNY BENSON 1210 Total for AK is 6 AL City Site ID Site Address Phone (334) 844- AUBURN ABS36801 WAR EAGLE TESTING CENTER 415 W. Magnolia Ave, Suite 403 8299 (205) 849- BIRMINGHAM ABS35201 **BIRMINGHAM FLIGHT CENTER 4243 EAST LAKE BOULEVARD 7722 PHPTC (PROFESSIONAL HELICOPTER PILOTS` (334) 598- DALEVILLE ABS36303 354 S. DALEVILLE AVENUE TEST CENTER) 1031 (251) 943- FOLEY ABS36504 LIGHTNING AVIATION, INC 510 NORTH AIRPORT ROAD 5214 City Site ID Site Address Phone (334) 693- HEADLAND ABS36302 FLIGHT SERVICES, INC. 323 AUXILIARY FEILD ROAD 3925 (256) 828- HUNTSVILLE ABS35703 **EXECUTIVE FLIGHT CENTER 358 BOLLING ROAD 1403 (205) 384- JASPER LAS35503 SANDERS AVIATION 20 ELLIS HAYNES DRIVE 4359 (251) 441- MOBILE ABS36603 **FLIGHT TRAINING OF MOBILE 2241 MICHIGAN AVE. 0723 334-281- MONTGOMERY LAS36102 BOX AVIATION 4521 SELMA HWY 9005 (334) 774- OZARK LAS36301 **AVIATION EDUCATION CONSULTANTS 1823 S UNION AVENUE, STE 2 5980 (205) 345- TUSCALOOSA ABS35402 GENERAL AVIATION CENTER 7232 ROBERT CARDINAL AIRPORT ROAD 5900 CULLMAN AIRPORT-FOLSOM FIELD, 231A (256) 737- VINEMONT LAS35101 **WALLACE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COUNTY RD 1360 3040 Total for AL is 12 AR City Site ID Site Address Phone HSU TESTING CENTER, 1100 HENDERSON (870) 230- ARKADELPHIA LAS71901 HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY STREET 5470 (479) 254- BENTONVILLE LAS72704 SUMMIT AVIATION 2440 SW AVIATION ST. 0817 (479) 883- FAYETTEVILLE ABS72702 SOUTHERN EAGLE AVIATION 4500 S. SCHOOL ST. STE. S 0451 JONESBORO LAS72403 **ARKANSAS AIRCRAFT CENTER 3901 LINDBERGH 870-935-1770 **CENTRAL FLYING SERVICE, (501) 975- LITTLE ROCK LAS72201 1501 BOND STREET INC. 9330 NORTH LITTLE (501) 835- ABS72101 PULASKI TECHNICAL COLLEGE 1600 WEST MARYLAND AVE ROCK 5420 NORTH LITTLE (501) 835- LAS72101 **BARRETT AVIATION, LLC 8318 REMOUNT ROAD ROCK 7767 Total for AR is 7 AZ City Site ID Site Address Phone CHANDLER ABS85204 **CHANDLER AIR SERVICE 1675 E. RYAN RD. (480) 963-6420 DOUGLAS ABS85601 **COCHISE COLLEGE 4190 W. HIGHWAY 80 (520) 417-4029 GLENDALE ABS85304 AEROSIM AVIATION LLC 6801 NORTH GLEN HARBOR BLVD. SUITE 205 (623) 341-4311 GLENDALE LAS85306 **ARIZONA FLIGHT TRAINING CENTER 6801 GLEN HARBOR BLVD. SUITE 107C (623) 877-9334 GLENDALE ABS85305 WEST-MEC 6997 N. GLEN HARBOR BLVD. (623) 209-8075 GOODYEAR ABS85306 AMERICA`S BEST ATM COURSE 1658 SOUTH LITCHFIELD 602-284-6994 MESA LAS85212 UND AEROSPACE FOUNDATION 5865 SOSSAMAN RD. (602) 544-8277 (480) 948-4515 MESA LAS85209 CAE GLOBAL ACADEMY 5010 E FALCON DRIVE x177 MESA ABS85202 FALCON EXECUTIVE AVIATION 4766 E FALCON FIELD DRIVE (480) 832-0704 ASUE AMT LEARNING LABORATORY, 7442 E. MESA LAS85205 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY EAST (480) 727-1024 TILLMAN AVE MESA ABS85206 A.T.P., INC - PHX 5661 SOUTH SOSSAMAN ROAD (480) 988-2860 PHOENIX LAS85001 WESTWIND SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS 732 W. DEER VALLEY ROAD (623) 869-6973 PHOENIX ABS85002 TRANSPAC AVIATION ACADEMY 530 W. DEER VALLEY RD, STE 300 (623) 580-7900 PRESCOTT LAS86301 **NORTH AIRE AVIATION, LLC 6501 WILKINSON DRIVE (928) 445-8320 PRESCOTT ABS86302 **GUIDANCE HELICOPTERS, INC. 6418 MAC CURDY DRIVE (928) 443-9370 EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL PRESCOTT LAS86302 2181 SWEGINNIS LOOP (928) 777-4364 UNIVERSITY (PRESCOTT) SCOTTSDALE ABS85217 A.T.P., - SDL 14700 N AIRPORT DRIVE SUITE 108A (480) 951-6206 SCOTTSDALE ABS85205 SOUTHWEST FLIGHT CENTER 15041 NORTH AIRPORT DRIVE, #103 (480) 991-2880 2 City Site ID Site Address Phone SOMERTON LAS85307 MCDERMOTT`S LETS FLY LLC 3900 US HWY 95 (928) 627-0227 TUCSON LAS85702 **TUCSON AVIATION LLC 1961 E. FlLIGHTLINE DRIVE (520) 741-8580 TUCSON ABS85705 **DOUBLE EAGLE AVIATION 6961 S. APRON DRIVE (520) 294-8214 Total for AZ is 21 CA City Site ID Site Address Phone ANGWIN ABS94506 PACIFIC UNION COLLEGE 1 ANGWIN AVENUE (707) 965-6308 ATWATER ABS95306 SIERRA ACADEMY OF AERONAUTICS 3550 CHALLENGER WAY (209) 722-7522 AUBURN ABS95606 MACH 5 AVIATION 2409 RICKENBACKER WAY (530) 889-2000 BAKERSFIELD LAS93305 LOYD`S AVIATION 1601 SKYWAY DRIVE (551) 393-1334 BAKERSFIELD ABS93302 CALIFORNIA AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY 1450 BOUGHTON DR. (661) 615-5915 BEALE AFB ABS95902 **BEALE AFB AERO CLUB 1232 ARNOLD AVE (530) 634-9011 CAMARILLO ABS93005 CHANNEL ISLANDS AVIATION 305 DURLEY AVE. (805) 987-1301 CARLSBAD LAS92007 CIVIC HELICOPTERS, INC. 2206 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD #H (760) 438-8424 CARLSBAD ABS92009 A.T.P., INC. - CRQ 2210 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD (800) 255-2877 CARLSBAD LAS92006 **PINNACLE AVIATION ACADEMY, INC. 2210 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD (760) 929-1009 CHICO ABS95901 **NORTHGATE AVIATION, INC. 109 CONVAIR AVENUE (530) 893-6727 CHINO LAS91702 **ALLIANCE INTERNATIONAL AVIATION 7000 MERRILL AVENUE, BOX 69 (909) 606-0747 (925) 685-4400, CONCORD ABS94511 PACIFIC STATES AVIATION, INC. 101 JOHN GLENN DRIVE x200 COSTA MESA LAS92601 HELISTREAM, INC. 3000 AIRWAY AVENUE, SUITE 350 (714) 662-3163 EL CAJON LAS92004 AMERICAN AVIATION ACADEMY, INC. 2035 NORTH MARSHALL AVENUE (619) 448-9149 EL CAJON LAS92001 **CALIFORNIA FLIGHT ACADEMY 2065 NORTH MARSHALL (619) 448-2212 **SCANDINAVIAN AVIATION ACADEMY, EL CAJON LAS92101 1835 N. MARSHALL AVENUE (619) 631-0323 INC. EL CAJON (SAN ABS92002 **GOLDEN STATE FLYING CLUB 1640 N JOHNSON (619) 449-0611 DIEGO) EL MONTE LAS91705 **UNIVERSAL AVIATORS ACADEMY 4233 SANTA ANITA AVENUE NO. 13 (626) 575-8557 FRESNO LAS93701 **MAZZEI FLYING SERVICE 4885 E. SHIELDS, STE. 201 (559) 251-7501 FRESNO ABS93701 **SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY COLLEGE 4985 E. ANDERSON (559) 453-0123 4119 W. COMMONWEALTH FULLERTON ABS92601 AVIATION FACILITIES, INC. (714) 773-0741 AVENUE HAYWARD ABS94502 **CALIFORNIA AIRWAYS 22693 HESPERIAN DRIVE (510) 887-7686 HAYWARD LAS94502 FLYING VIKINGS, INC. 21593 SKYWEST DRIVE (510) 670-4719 HAYWARD ABS94512 A.T.P. - HWD 20511 SKYWEST DRIVE 510-781-0770 SPARTAN COLLEGE OF AERONAUTICS & INGLEWOOD ABS90301 8911 AVIATION BOULEVARD (310) 579-9437 TECHNOLOGY LA VERNE LAS91707 UNIVERSAL AVIATORS ACADEMY 1395 FAIRPLEX DRIVE, SUIT D4 909-596-9284 LANCASTER LAS93501 **BARNES AVIATION 4555 WEST AVENUE G (661) 948-4048 1615 MCKINLEY AVENUE LAVERNE ABS91714 **GLOBAL AVIATORS ACADEMY 626- 376-6827 BUILDING B LIVERMORE LAS94504 AHART AVIATION, INC. 186 AIRWAY BOULEVARD (925) 449-2142 LONG BEACH ABS90803 A.T.P., INC.- LGB 3333 EAST SPRING STREET, #128 (562) 989-5825 LONG BEACH LAS90803 SUMMIT AVIATION 2830 E. WARDLOW RD. (562) 424-2442 MURRIETA ABS92502 FRENCH VALLEY AVIATION 37552 WINCHESTER RD. (909) 696-9747 OAKLAND LAS94603 **AVIATION INSTITUTE OF MAINTENANCE 9636 EARHARD ROAD 510-553-9600 PACOIMA ABS91301 VISTA AVIATION INC. 12653 OSBORNE STREET (818) 896-6442 PALO ALTO ABS94302 ADVANTAGE AVIATION, INC 1903 EMBARCADERO ROAD (650) 494-7248 REDDING ABS96004 **IASCO FLIGHT TRAINING, INC. 6460 LOCKHEED DRIVE (530) 722-9419 REDDING LAS96003 **BENTON AIR CENTER INC 2600 GOLD STREET 530-241-4204 REDLANDS ABS92301 AERO TECH ACADEMY 1745 SESSUMS DRIVE (909) 794-4046 REEDLEY ABS93601 **REEDLEY COLLEGE 995 NORTH REEDLY AVENUE (559) 638-0318 RIVERSIDE ABS90801 **AVTECH EXAMS 6951 FLIGHT ROAD, STE 202 (909) 352-8180 RIVERSIDE ABS92504 A.T.P., INC. - RAL 6775 AIRPORT DRIVE (909) 359-5505 RIVERSIDE ABS92506 CBU FLIGHT SCHOOL 6865 AIRPORT DRIVE (951) 552-8803 3 City Site ID Site Address Phone SACRAMENTO ABS95805 **EXECUTIVE FLYERS 6151 FREEPORT BLVD. (916) 427-1888 SACRAMENTO LAS95803 SKY WALK, INC. 6151 FREEPORT BLVD. SUITE #158 (916) 391-1957 SACRAMENTO ABS95803 A.T.P., INC. - SAC 6107 FREEPORT BOULEVARD, #1 (916) 424-3650 SAN DIEGO LAS92103 **SAN DIEGO FLIGHT TRAINING 8745 AERO DRIVE, SUITE 103 (858) 569-1822 SAN DIEGO ABS92103 NATIONAL AIR COLLEGE 3760 GLENN CURTIS ROAD (858) 279-4595 SAN DIEGO ABS92107 A.T.P., INC. - MYF 8745 AERO DRIVE, SUITE 306 (858) 694-0148 SAN DIEGO ABS92108 COAST FLIGHT TRAINING & MANAGEMENT 3753 JOHN J. MONTGOMERY DRIVE (858) 279-4359 SAN JOSE LAS95101 NICE AIR EXPRESS 2575 ROBERT FOWLER WAY (408) 272-0518 SAN JOSE ABS95101 **SQUADRON 2 FLYING CLUB - RHV 2655 ROBERT FOWLER WAY (408) 648-2008 SAN LUIS OBISPO ABS93403 SUNWEST AVIATION 4349-D OLD SANTA FE RD. (805) 783-2359 SANTA ANA ABS92702 **SUNRISE TEST CENTER 19531 CAMPUS DRIVE #7 (949) 852-8850 SANTA ANA LAS92703 **ORANGE COUNTY FLIGHT CENTER 19531 CAMPUS DRIVE, SUITE 4 (949) 756-1300 SANTA BARBARA LAS93102 **ABOVE ALL AVIATION 1601 COOK PLACE 805-683-7575 SANTA BARBARA LAS93101 **RED BARON AVIATION SANTA BARBARA MUNICIPAL (805) 681-9200 SANTA MONICA LAS90402 AMERICAN FLYERS (SANTA MONICA) 2501 AIRPORT AVENUE (310) 390-2099 SANTA MONICA LAS90404 **SANTA MONICA AVIATION INC. 3159 DONALD DOUGLAS LOOP S (310) 398-9392 SANTA ROSA ABS95403 **NORTH COAST AIR 5000 FLIGHTLINE DRIVE (707) 542-8687 6364 S LINDBERGH STREET SUITE STOCKTON ABS95205 **JC AIR ACADEMY (209) 983-2700 242 STOCKTON ABS95206 COMIRA TESTING - STOCKTON 1140 W.
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