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Contact Details of Designated Officers of AAI at Regional / Station Level NOC Cells AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA DIRECTORATE OF ATM (Department of Aerodrome Safeguarding) Contact Details of Designated Officers of AAI at Regional / Station Level NOC Cells. S.No. Designated Officers Communication Address Email id Contact No. Airports Authority of India Ph: 91-11-24632950 General Manager, Corporate Headquarter [email protected] 1. Directorate of Aerodrome Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, [email protected] Ext: 2293, 2261, 2217 Safeguarding Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi-110003 Airports Authority of India, 2. Regional Executive 011-25652819 (Telefax) Regional Headquarter, Northern [email protected] Director, 011-25652830 Region, Operational Offices, Northern Region [email protected] Gurgaon Road, New Delhi-110 037 (Escalation) Airports Authority of India, Regional 3. Regional Executive [email protected] 033-25119223 (Telefax) Headquarter, Eastern Region, N.S.C.B.I Director, 033-25111293 Airport, Kolkata-700 052 Eastern Region [email protected] (Escalation) Airports Authority of India, 4. Regional Executive [email protected] 0361-2842637 Regional Headquarter, North-Eastern 0361-2841681 (FAX) Director, Region, LGBI Airport Guwahati, [email protected] North East Region (Assam) -781015 (Escalation) Airports Authority of India, Regional 5. Regional Executive [email protected] 022- 20881422 Headquarter, Western Region, Opp. Director, Parsiwada, Sahar Road, Vale Parle (E) Western Region [email protected] Mumbai 400 099 (Escalation) Airports Authority of India, Regional 6. Regional Executive [email protected] 044-22561264 (Telefax) Headquarter, Southern Region, Anna Director, International Airport Chennai Southern Region [email protected] (TN) - 600 027 (Escalation) General Manager (ATM), 7. 080-22019902 Kempegowda Airports Authority of India, Alpha1, A.T.S. [email protected] 080- 27688001 (FAX) International Airport, Complex, Kempegowda International [email protected] Bengaluru Airport, Devenhalli , Bangalore – 560300 (Escalation) 8. General Manager, Airports Authority of India, [email protected] 040- 29561823 Coordination Incharge, 040-27903785 (fax) Begumpet Airport, Begumpet Hyderabad Hyderabad apdhyderabad@aai. (Andhra Pradesh) – 500 016 aero (Escalation) 9. Airport Director, 079- 22869211 Airports Authority of India, [email protected] Ahmedabad 22863561 SVP International Airport [email protected] 079- (Fax) Ahmedabad, (Gujarat) -380 003 (Escalation) 10. General Manager, 0712-2807525 Airports Authority of India, Dr. Baba Saheb [email protected] 0712-2288007(FAX) Coordination In charge, Ambedkar International Airport, Nagpur Nagpur [email protected] (Maharashtra) [email protected] (Escalation) .
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