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Airman Knowledge Testing Center List Airman Knowledge Testing Center List Airman Knowledge Testing Center List This is an updated and revised list of test center supervisors and airman knowledge testing centers. This list replaces all previous versions. Applicants may contact the following central registration numbers for additional information. Computer Testing Designees: Computer Assisted Testing Service (CATS) 1-800-947-4228 LaserGrade Computer Testing 1-800-211-2753 Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES) (850) 452-1360 Airman Knowledge Testing Centers - 08/29/2005 State/City Site ID Site Address Country TCS Phone AQUADILLA LAS00601 **AERO BORINQUEN, INC. RAFAEL HERNANDEZ AIRPORT, PASSENGE PUERTO RICO ANTONIO SANTOS 7878905400 EGELSBACH ABSDEEGE N-FLIGHT C/O EISENSCHMIDT GMBH, EGELSBACH A GERMANY ARNIM STIEF 610 3488 376 ETOBICOKE, ONTARIO LASCA004 ACADEMY OF LEARNING 4920 DUNDAS STREET W., SUITE 201 CANADA DONNA CAMPBELL (416) 234-8973 HULL, ONTARIO LASCA002 EAGLE SHADOW TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 400 BOUL ALEXANDRE TACHE, UNIT 380 CANADA DANIEL MARCOUX (819) 771-5054 LE BOURGET CEDEX LASFR003 FLIGHT SAFETY SCHOOL AEROPORT DUDOURGET BP 25-BT 404 FRANCE MAUD DUBOSQ 33149921919 SAN JUAN LAS00901 **ISLA GRANDE FLYING SCHOOL ISLA GRANDE AIRPORT PUERTO RICO CARLOS REYES (787) 722-1160 SEOUL ABSKRSEO FLIGHTRANS, INC. SUITE 313, KIMPO INT`L AIRCARGO TE KOREA, REPUBLIC OF YOUNG CHO CHUNG 82 2 26627740 ST. THOMAS LAS00801 ACE FLIGHT CENTER, INC. P.O. BOX 306962, CYRIL E. KING AP VIRGIN ISLANDS EDWARD F. MARBURGER (809) 776-4141 CAROLINA ABS00902 **C.V.Q. TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER CARIBBEAN AIR FACILITIES BLDG/HGR PUERTO RICO NELSON T. FELICIANO (787) 253-3801 DUBAI, UNITED ARAB ABSAEDUB EMIRATES - CAE FLIGHT TRAINING EMIRATES AVIATION COLLEGE UNITED ARAB EMIRAT MOHAMMED BASSAM O. ABU-HIJLEH 971-4-2869119 NORTH POINT/HONG K LASHK001 **WINGS OF ASIA 2-8 WATSON ROAD, ROOM 802, BLOCK A CHINA FUNG TZE CHEONG (852) 25709016 NORWICH LASEN003 AMERICAN FLIGHT TRAINING SERVICE NORWICH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, HAN UNITED KINGDOM THOMAS P. HUGHSTON 441603301902 OKINAWA ABSJ9011 KADENA AERO CLUB AMER. UNIV. EXTENSION, KADENA AIR JAPAN WILLIAM L. SHANK 611-734-5758 OSAN ABSKROSA OSAN FLIGHT TRAINING CENTER (OSAN DEPT. OF THE AIR FORCE, OSAN SVS/L KOREA, REPUBLIC OF THOMAS MORTON 011 82 333 661 4424 Paramaribo CARSUR01 CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF SURINA Airfield Zorg & Hoop SURINAME Bryan Rozen (597) 43-4286 TIYAN ABS96901 **FREEDOM TEST CENTER (AKA AVIATIO 17-80 ADMIRAL SHERMAN BOULEVARD GUAM CHARLES A. ARCEO (671) 472-8009 YOKOTA AFB ABSJPYOK YOKOTA AFB AERO CLUB 374 SPTG/SVRA JAPAN VICTOR ARZUAGA 011 81 311 755 8988 Total for Out of US is 17 AK State/City Site ID Site Address State TCS Phone ANCHORAGE ABS99502 **UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-ANCHORAGE 2811 MERRILL FIELD DRIVE AK ROBERT E. PEARSON (907) 264-7418 ANCHORAGE LAS99502 TAKE FLIGHT ALASKA, INC. MERRILL FIELD, 1740 EAST 5TH AVENU AK RONDA MILLER 9072749943 ANCHORAGE ABS99501 **AERO TECH FLIGHT SERVICE, INC. 1100 MERRILL FIELD DRIVE AK MICHAEL ANGELO ARDAIZ (907) 279-6558 BETHEL ABS99503 YUUT YAQUNGVIAT, LLC 3341 N. Apron Road AK John G. Amik 907-543-7209 EIELSON AFB ABS99703 **EIELSON AFB AERO CLUB 1121 FLIGHT LINE DRIVE AK MICHAEL A. LUIS (907) 377-1223 FAIRBANKS ABS99705 EVERTS AIR CARGO 5525 AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL ROAD AK MATTHEW W. MCGUIRE (907) 450-2327 FAIRBANKS ABS99704 WARBELOWS AIR VENTURES, INC. 3758 UNIVERSITY AVENUE S AK MICHAEL C. NEIBUR 9074740518 JUNEAU LAS99802 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-SE LEARNING C 11120 GLACIER HWY AK RUTH RICHARDSON (907) 465-6348 KETCHIKAN LAS99901 **UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA, SOUTHEAST 2600 7TH AVENUE AK B. DAWN MONTGOMERY 9072256177 KODIAK LAS99603 **UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-KODIAK COLL 117 BENNY BENSON AK DONNA V. TORREY JONES (907) 486-1210 PALMER LAS99601 **MUSTANG AIR, INC. PALMER MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, 801-B AI AK GARY BAKER (907) 745-7513 Total for AK is 11 AL State/City Site ID Site Address State TCS Phone AUBURN ABS36801 WAR EAGLE TESTING CENTER AUBURN UNIV, COLLEGE OF BUS./AVIA AL NANCY T. LAFFERTY (334) 844-4875 BESSEMER ABS35002 PREMIERE AVIATION FLIGHT SCHOOL 900 MITCHELL FIELD ROAD AL BRIAN E. CROSS (205) 425-9500 BIRMINGHAM ABS35201 BIRMINGHAM FLIGHT CENTER 4243 East Lake Boulevard AL STEVEN M. PICKETT (205) 849-7722 CALERA LAS35001 SHELBY AIR, LLC 265 WEATHER VANE ROAD AL KEVIN LEE (205) 663-4805 file:///S|/ruthmiller/Test%20Sites/SiteReport.htm (1 of 21)8/29/2005 10:18:01 AM Airman Knowledge Testing Center List DALEVILLE ABS36303 PHPTC (PROFESSIONAL HELICOPTER PIL 354 S. DALEVILLE AVENUE AL JAMES T. MILLER 3345984121 DALEVILLE LAS36303 THE HANGAR 911 N. DALEVILLE AVENUE, UNIT D AL DAVID J. CLARK (334) 598-9533 EASTABOGA ABS36201 **GOLD DUST FLYING SERVICE TALLADEGA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT AL JEAN WAGNON (256) 362-0895 ELMORE ABS36001 THE PILOT CENTER 1411 HIGHWAY 14 AL RUFUS BRETT CURENTON (334) 285-4738 HEADLAND ABS36302 FLIGHT SERVICES, INC. RT. 2, HEADLAND MUNY AIRPORT AL ROBERT DAUGHERTY (334) 693-3925 JASPER ABS35502 AIRLINE TRANSPORT PROFESSIONALS (A 20 ELLIS HAYNES DRIVE, SUITE 2 AL JACOB ROWLAND MONCRIEF (205) 211-0460 LIVINGSTON ABS35501 AMERICAN AVIATION 700 HIGHWAY 28 AL MALIK NASEM (205) 652-6203 MERIDIANVILLE ABS35703 EXECUTIVE FLIGHT CENTER 358 BOLLING ROAD AL RAY DEAN MEYER, JR. (256) 828-1403 MOBILE DAN01596 U.S. COAST GUARD AVIATION TRAINING 8501 TANNER WILLIAMS ROAD AL BARBARA (BONNIE) KELLY (251) 441-6831 MOBILE ABS36602 FLIGHT TRAINING OF MOBILE 2241 MICHIGAN AVENUE AL RICHARD M. FOSTER (251) 441-0723 MOBILE ABS36601 AZAELA AIR, INC. 2495 MICHIGAN AVENUE AL TERI A. SCROGGINS (251) 479-0042 MOBILE LAS36601 **M C AVIATION, INC. 8400 AIRPORT BOULEVARD AL EMILY HENRIKSEN (251) 633-6742 MONTGOMERY LAS36101 SOUTHSTAR AVIATION SERVICES 4417 SELMA HIGHWAY AL BARBARA DIANE TAYLOR 3342819005 OZARK LAS36301 **AVIATION EDUCATION CONSULTANTS 341 LAKEVIEW ROAD AL FREDA WARD 3347745980 REDSTONE ARSENAL LAS35801 REDSTONE ARSENAL FLYING ACTIVITY BUILDING 4828 AL TIMOTHY S. THOMPSON (256) 880-9495 VINEMONT LAS35101 WALLACE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CULLMAN AIRPORT-FOLSOM FIELD, 231A AL BERT MACKENTEPE 2567373040 Total for AL is 20 AR State/City Site ID Site Address State TCS Phone ARKADELPHIA LAS71901 HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY HSU TESTING CENTER, 1100 HENDERSON AR CARMEN HUDGINS (870) 230-5470 FAYETTEVILLE ABS72701 ARKANSAS AVIATION TECHNOLOGIES CEN 4248 S. SCHOOL AVENUE AR MICHAEL D. KRATCHMER (501) 443-2283 HARRISON LAS72602 NORTH ARKANSAS COLLEGE 1515 PIONEER DRIVE AR PAULA DUGGAN (870) 391-3533 JONESBORO LAS72401 SKYVENTURE AVIATION OF ARKANSAS, I 3817 LINDBERG DRIVE AR KATHY A. MOORE (870) 268-1900 LITTLE ROCK LAS72201 **CENTRAL FLYING SERVICE, INC. 1501 BOND STREET AR SHARON F. HILLHOUSE (800) 888-5387 NEWPORT LAS72103 ARKANSAS STATE UNIV-NEWPORT 7648 VICTORY BOULEVARD AR DEBORAH SNETZER 8705127836 NORTH LITTLE ROCK ABS72101 PULASKI TECHNICAL COLLEGE 3000 WEST SCENIC DRIVE AR STEVEN L. HOTLE (501) 835-5420 NORTH LITTLE ROCK LAS72101 **BARRETT AVIATION, INC. 8318 REMOUNT ROAD AR HARRY D. BARRETT 5018357767 SPRINGDALE LAS72701 FLY #1 718 S OLD MISSOURI ROAD AR John Doss (479) 751-5050 Total for AR is 9 AZ State/City Site ID Site Address State TCS Phone BISBEE ABS85602 COPPER STATE AIRCRAFT SERVICE 2375 SOUTH ARIZONA STREET AZ ROBERT A SWANN (520) 432-6030 CHANDLER ABS85213 ANGEL AIR 4145 W MERCURY WAY AZ ANDREW EDSON LISTON (480) 857-4100 CHANDLER LAS85202 TAILWIND FLIGHT CENTER 2475 S. AIRPORT BOULEVARD AZ THOMAS J. GUILFOY II (480) 821-1521 CHANDLER ABS85204 **CHANDLER AIR SERVICE 1675 E. RYAN RD. AZ DIANA WALKUP (480) 963-6420 DOUGLAS ABS85601 **COCHISE COLLEGE 4190 W. HIGHWAY 80 AZ SALLY A. APARICIO (520) 364-0314 FT. HUACHUCA LAS85602 US ARMY UAV TRAINING CENTER E CO. 305TH MILITARY INTELLIGENCE AZ ROSS W. MILLER (520) 533-0706 GLENDALE ABS85301 GLENDALE AVIATION, LLC 6841 N. GLEN HARBOR ROAD AZ MICHAEL H. VOLCKMANN (623) 872-1368 LUKE AFB 0603 LUKE AIR FORCE BASE EDUCATION CENT 56 MSS / DPE, 7382 N. LITCHFIELD R AZ KELLY MURPHY (623) 856-7722 MARANA LAS85603 **TUCSON AEROSERVICE CENTER, INC. MARANA NW REGIONAL AIRPORT, 11700 AZ MAYNARD H. KRUSE (520) 682-2999 MESA ABS85211 COMPUSA MESA STORE #227 1357 SOUTH ALMA SCHOOL ROAD AZ KRISTEN L. IMMEL (480) 461-5430 MESA LAS85203 REGIONAL AIRLINE ACADEMY 5950 S. SOSSAMAN RD. SUITE 101 AZ GRANT CRAFT (386) 453-4980 MESA ABS85212 AIR WEST, INC. 5133 E. ROADRUNNER DRIVE AZ ROBERT M. CHEVALEAU (480) 396-0688 MESA ABS85202 FALCON EXECUTIVE AVIATION 4766 FALCON FIELD DRIVE AZ MICHAEL KUHNS (480) 832-0704 MESA LAS85205 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERISTY EAST ASUE AMT LEARNING LABORATORY, 7442 AZ MARC O`BRIEN (480) 727-1024 MESA ABS85206 AIRLINE TRANSPORT PROFESSIONALS- P 5803 SOUTH SOSSAMAN ROAD, SUITE 10 AZ ANDREW J. LOWERY (480) 988-2860 PHOENIX LAS85001 WESTWIND SCHOOL OF AVIATION 732 W. DEER VALLEY ROAD AZ MICHAEL LATUS (623) 869-6973 PHOENIX ABS85002 PAN AM INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT SCHOOL 530 W. DEER VALLEY RD, STE 300 AZ MARTHA J. SOULE (623) 580-7900 PRESCOTT LAS86301 **NORTH AIRE, INC. 6543 CRYSTAL LANE AZ ROBERT G. SOTHERN 9284458320 Prescott BF8X032A Embry Riddle Aeronautical Universi 3700 Willow Creek Road AZ Darlene Stolle 928 777-4300 PRESCOTT ABS86302 **GUIDANCE HELICOPTERS, INC. 6565 CRYSTAL LANE AZ KRISTEN A. GLIDDEN (928) 443-9370 SCOTTSDALE ABS85210 SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 9000 EAST CHAPARRAL ROAD, RM 285 AZ JAMES C. MCRAE (480) 423-6599 SCOTTSDALE LAS85206 SCOTTSDALE FLIGHT ACADEMY 14605 N. AIRPORT DR., SCOTTSDALE A AZ KARL G. GIMBEL (480) 922-8681 SCOTTSDALE LAS85201 **ARIZONA FLIGHTWORKS 14605 N. AIRPORT DRIVE, SUITE 100 AZ ANGELA M. MIKLAVIC (480) 348-0223 SCOTTSDALE ABS85205 SOUTHWEST FLIGHT CENTER 15041 NORTH AIRPORT DRIVE, #103 AZ GARY LEWIN (480) 991-2880 TUCSON ABS85701 SONORAN WINGS 1961 EAST FLIGHT LINE DRIVE AZ JOANN L. CHRISTIANSEN (520) 807-5900 file:///S|/ruthmiller/Test%20Sites/SiteReport.htm (2 of 21)8/29/2005 10:18:01 AM Airman Knowledge Testing Center List TUCSON LAS85702 **TUCSON AVIATION SUPPLY 1540 E. WIEDING RD AZ ROBERT REYNOLDS (520) 741-8580 TUCSON ABS85703 DOUBLE EAGLE AVIATION 6961 S.
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