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Pilots Technical Examination (OMR BASED), October, 2017 Session Examination Venues Tech General Center Tech Specific Paper 2 Performance Paper 3 Paper 1 Western India Institute of Aeronautics, Indus campus, Block No.901, Rancharda, via Thaltej, Ahmedabad Rancharda, Ahmedabad-382115. Ph-02764-260287/26157063, 26157228. O/o Dy. Director General of Civil M/s Hindustan Aviation Academy, Chinnappanahalli, Aviation, 4th Floor, AAI Technical Bangalore P.B.# 3776, Marathahalli Post, Bangalore-560037. Block, HAL Airport, Vimanapura, Phone: 080-25232217, 25238650 Bangalore-560017 Ph-080-25228475 O/o Dy. Director of Airworthiness, CAD, Old Airport Terminal Building Near ATC Tower, Raja Bhoj Airport Bhopal BHOPAL-462030 No Paper 3 Exam (Phone: 0755-2641396 - O/o Dy. Director of Airworthiness) Govt. Aviation Training Institute, Biju Patnaik Airport, Bhubaneshwar – 751020, Phone: Bhubaneshwar 0674-2397730 Room No.224 to 233, First Floor, International Air Cargo Terminal (Import Cargo), Chennai Airports Authority of India, Meenambakkam, Chennai - 600027 O/o Dy. Director of Airworthiness, Old RED AAI Building (Ground Floor), LGBI Airport, Guwahati Guwahati-15. Phone No : 0361-2840207. O/o Dy. Director of Airworthiness, Civil Aviation Department, Opposite Begumpet Airport, Hyderabad Hyderabad-500 016. Phone: 040-27764890 Azad Institute of Aeronautics and Engineering, (Azad Lucknow Engineering College Campus), Near CRPF Gate, Post No Paper 3 Exam Chandrawal, Bijnor Road, Lucknow - 226002 Seminar Hall, CIAL Academy, Cochin International Kochi Airport, Nedumbassery, Cochin-683111. Phone: 0484- No Paper 3 Exam 2611781 O/o Dy. Director General of Civil Aviation, Civil Aviation No Paper 3 Exam Kolkata Department, N S C B I Airport, Dumdum, Kolkata. Phone: 033-25119170, 25118025/26 Thakur Polytechnic, 90 Feet road, Thakur Village, Mumbai Kandiveli (E), Mumbai No Paper 3 Exam Ph-022-26157063, 26157228 O/o Deputy Director General of Delhi Flying Club Ltd., Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi – New Delhi Civil Aviation East Block - III, 110003. Phone: 011-24628079 R K Puram, N. Delhi - 110 066. O/o Dy. Director of Airworthiness, Civil Aviation Patna No Paper 3 Exam Department, Patna. Phone: 0612-2223358 NOTE: The candidates who had applied for IGRUA centre to note that the center has been replaced with Lucknow as stated in the table above. Page 1 of 1 .

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