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List of Air Operator Certificate (Scheduled) As on 07.03.2017 LIST OF AIR OPERATOR CERTIFICATE (SCHEDULED) AS ON 07.03.2017 S. OPERATOR'S NAME, ACCOUNTABLE CONTACT DETAILS AOC NO. Initial Date Valid Upto Aircraft Details NO. COMMUNICATION MANAGER of Issue Model Nos Aircraft Registration Seating ADDRESS Capacity 1 Air Asia (India) Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Amar Abrol Tel : 044-22561008 S - 26 07.05.2014 06.05.2019 A320- 8 VT-ATF VT - JRT VT -HYD 180 (Air Asia) Fax: 044-22560493 Passenger 216 VT-ATB VT - BLR VT - PNQ 2nd Floor, Anna E-mail : & VT-RED VT - APJ International Terminal [email protected] Cargo (Old) m Chennai Airport, Chennai-600 027. 2 Air India Ltd. Mr. Ashwani Tel : 022-22793471 S -9 30.01.2008 30.06.2018 B747- 5 VT-EVA VT-ESO 423 (Air India) Lohani Tel : 011-23422000 400 VT-EVB VT -ESP 21st Floor, Air India Fax : 022-26157210 Passenger VT-ESN Building, Nariman Point, E-mail : & B777- 3 VT-ALF 238 Mumbai-40002. [email protected] Cargo 200 LR VT-ALH VT-ALG B777- 12 VT-ALJ VT-ALN VT -ALR 342 300 ER VT-ALK VT -ALO VT -ALS VT-ALL VT -ALP VT -ALT VT-ALM VT-ALQ VT - ALU B787- 23 VT-ANA VT - ANJ VT -ANR 256 800 VT-ANB VT - ANK VT - ANS VT-ANC VT - ANL VT - ANT VT-AND VT - ANM VT - ANU VT-ANE VT - ANN VT - ANV VT-ANG VT - ANO VT - ANW VT-ANH VT - ANP VT - ANX VT-ANI VT -ANQ 1 S. OPERATOR'S NAME, ACCOUNTABLE CONTACT DETAILS AOC NO. Initial Date Valid Upto Aircraft Details NO. COMMUNICATION MANAGER of Issue Model Nos Aircraft Registration Seating ADDRESS Capacity A320- 19 VT-EPJ VT -EPG VT - ESF 168 231 VT-EPS VT - EPH VT - ESG VT-ESA VT - EPI VT - ESI VT-ESK VT - ESB VT - ESJ VT-EPB VT - ESC VT -ESL VT-EPC VT - ESD VT-EPF VT - ESE A320- 12 VT-EDC VT - EDF VT - EXC 140 214 VT-EDD VT - EXA VT - EXD VT-EDE VT - EXB VT - EXE A319- 24 VT-SCA VT - SCI VT - SCQ 122 112 VT-SCB VT - SCJ VT - SCR VT-SCC VT - SCK VT - SCS VT-SCD VT - SCL VT - SCT VT-SCE VT - SCM VT - SCU VT-SCF VT - SCN VT - SCV VT-SCG VT - SCO VT - SCW VT-SCH V T - SCP VT -SCX A321- 20 VT-PPA VT - PPI VT -PPQ 172 211 VT-PPB VT -PPJ VT -PPT VT-PPD VT - PPK VT - PPU VT-PPE VT - PPL VT -PPV VT-PPF VT - PPM VT - PPW VT-PPG VT - PPN VT - PPX VT-PPH VT - PPO A320- 1 VT-EXF 162 251N 2 S. OPERATOR'S NAME, ACCOUNTABLE CONTACT DETAILS AOC NO. Initial Date Valid Upto Aircraft Details NO. COMMUNICATION MANAGER of Issue Model Nos Aircraft Registration Seating ADDRESS Capacity 3 Air India Charters Ltd. Mr. K. Tel: 022-26263587 S -14 22.04.2005 21.04.2018 B737- 23 VT-AXH VT-AXT VT -AYD 186 (Air India Express) Sh yamsunder Fax: 022 26157430 Passenger 800 VT-AXI VT - AXU VT - GHA Air India Building, E-mail : & VT-AXJ VT - AXW VT - GHB Nariman Point, [email protected] Cargo VT-AXM VT - AXX VT -GHC Mumbai-400021. VT-AXN VT - AXZ VT-GHD VT-AXP VT -AYA VT - GHE VT-AXQ VT - AYB VT - GHF VT-AXR VT -AYC 4 Airline Allied Services Mr. Anil Mehta Tel : 011- S-8 01.05.1997 30.04.2018 ATR 42- 2 VT-ABA VT-ABB 48 Ltd. 25672458/46082831 Passenger 320 (Alliance Air) Fax : 011-25671201 & ATR 72- 8 VT-AII VT -AIV VT - AIY 70 Domestic Terminal -1, E-mail: Cargo 600 VT-AIT VT -AIW VT - AIZ IGI Airport, incharge.aasl@airindi VT-AIU VT -AIX New Delhi-110037. a.in CRJ-700 2 VT-RJD VT-RJE 74 5 Air Carnival Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Manish Tel: 0422-2203900 S - 30 04.07.2016 03.07.2017 ATR 72- 1 VT-CMA 70 (Air Carnival) Kumar Singh Fax: 0422-2203988 Passenger 500 55, South End Road, E-mail: & Krishnaswamy Nagar, [email protected] Cargo Ramanathpuram, Coimbator-641045. 6 Blue dart Aviation Ltd. Ms. Tulsi Tel: 044-22568290 S - 13 31.12.2003 30.12.2017 B757- 6 VT-BDA VT -BDM VT - BDO Cargo (Cargo) Mirchandani Fax: 044-22568393 Cargo 200 VT-BDB VT-BDN VT-BDQ No. 88-89, Old E-mail: International [email protected] Terminal, m Meenambakkam Airport, Chennai-600 027. 3 S. OPERATOR'S NAME, ACCOUNTABLE CONTACT DETAILS AOC NO. Initial Date Valid Upto Aircraft Details NO. COMMUNICATION MANAGER of Issue Model Nos Aircraft Registration Seating ADDRESS Capacity 7 GO Airlines (India) Ltd. Mr. Wolfgang Tel: 022- S-18 28.10.2005 27.10.2017 A320- 17 VT-WAF VT -WAL VT -GON 176 (Go Air) Prock-Schauer 67420013/67420009 Passenger 214 VT-WAG VT -GOI VT-GOO Britania Industries Ltd., Fax: 022-67420008 & VT-WAH VT - GOJ VT -GOP A-33, Lawrence Road E-mail: [email protected] Cargo VT-WAI VT - GOK VT -GOQ Industrial Area, VT-WAJ VT -GOL VT -GOR New Delhi-110035. VT-WAK VT-GOM 5 VT-WGA VT-WGD 176 VT-WGB VT -WGE VT-WGC 4 S. OPERATOR'S NAME, ACCOUNTABLE CONTACT DETAILS AOC NO. Initial Date Valid Upto Aircraft Details NO. COMMUNICATION MANAGER of Issue Model Nos Aircraft Registration Seating ADDRESS Capacity 8 Interglobe Aviation Ltd. Mr. Aditya Tel: 0124-4312706 S - 19 03.08.2006 02.08.2017 A320- 106 VT-INP VT-IED VT -IFF VT - IAS (Indigo) Ghosh Fax: 0124-4068536 Passenger 232 VT-INQ VT -IEF VT-IFG VT - IAX Ground Floor, E-mail: & VT-INR VT -IEH VT -IFH VT - IAY Central Wing, Thapar aditya.ghosh@goindig Cargo VT-INS VT-IEG VT - IFI VT -IDA House, o.in VT-INT VT-IEI V T -IFJ VT - IDB 124, Janpath, VT-INU VT-IEJ VT -IFK VT -IDC New Delhi -110001. VT-INV VT-IEK VT -IFL VT - IDD VT-INX VT -IEL VT -IFM VT -IDE VT-INY VT -IEM VT - IFN VT - IDF VT-INZ VT-IEN VT - IFO VT - IDG VT-IGH VT-IEO VT -IFP VT - IDH VT-IGI VT -IEP VT - IFQ VT - IDI VT-IGJ VT-IEQ VT-IFR VT -IDJ VT-IGK VT-IER VT - IFS VT -IDK VT-IGL VT-IES VT -IFT VT - IDL VT-IGS VT-IET VT - IFU VT - IDM VT-IGT VT-IEU VT - IFV VT - IDN VT-IGU VT-IEV VT - IFX VT - IDO VT-IGV VT-IEW VT - IFW VT - IDP VT-IGW VT-IEX VT - IFY VT - IDQ VT-IGX VT-IEY VT -IFZ VT - IDR VT-IGY VT-IEZ VT -IAL VT - IDT VT-IGZ VT -IFA VT - IAN VT - IDU VT-IEA VT -IFB VT - IAO VT - IDZ VT-IEB VT-IFD VT -IAP VT - IHA VT-IEC VT-IFC VT - IAQ VT-IEE VT-IFE VT - IAR A320- 6 VT-IDS VT-IDW VT-IDY 180 214 VT-IDV VT-IDX VT-IHB 5 S. OPERATOR'S NAME, ACCOUNTABLE CONTACT DETAILS AOC NO. Initial Date Valid Upto Aircraft Details NO. COMMUNICATION MANAGER of Issue Model Nos Aircraft Registration Seating ADDRESS Capacity A320- 17 VT-ITA VT - ITG VT - ITM 180 271N VT-ITB VT - ITH VT -ITN VT-ITC VT - ITI VT - ITO VT-ITD VT - ITJ VT -ITP VT-ITE VT - ITK VT -ITS VT-ITF VT-ITL 9 Jet Airways (India) Ltd. Tel: 022-66074440 S - 6A 13.02.1995 12.02.2018 B737- 2 VT-JGX VT-JGY 134 (Jet Airways) Fax: 022-61211951 Passenger 700 Siroya Centre, E-mail: & B737- 62 VT-JBB VT - JGC VT - JFH 168 Sahar Airport Road, accountablemanager Cargo 800 VT-JBC VT -JGD VT - JFJ Andheri (East), @jetairways.com VT-JBD VT - JGE VT - JFK Mumbai-400099. VT-JBE VT -JGF VT -JFM VT-JBF VT - JGG VT - JFL VT-JBG VT - JGK VT - JFN VT-JBH VT - JGP VT - JFP VT-JBJ VT - JGQ VT - JFQ VT-JBK VT -JGR VT - JFR VT-JBL VT -JGS VT - JFS VT-JBM VT - JGT VT - JFT VT-JBN VT - JGU VT-JFW VT-JBP VT - JGV VT - JFX VT-JBQ VT - JGW VT - JFY VT-JBR VT - JFA VT - JFZ VT-JBS VT - JFB VT - JTA VT-JBU VT - JFC VT - JTB VT-JBV VT - JFD VT - JTC VT-JBW VT - JFE VT - JTD VT-JBX VT - JFF VT - JNL VT-JGA VT-JFG B737- 4 VT-JLJ VT - JBY 166 900 VT-JLH VT-JBZ B777- 5 VT-JEH VT -JEM VT - JEU 338 300 ER VT-JEK VT-JEQ 6 S. OPERATOR'S NAME, ACCOUNTABLE CONTACT DETAILS AOC NO. Initial Date Valid Upto Aircraft Details NO. COMMUNICATION MANAGER of Issue Model Nos Aircraft Registration Seating ADDRESS Capacity A330- 4 VT-JWP VT - JWV 254 200 VT-JWQ VT-JWW A330- 4 VT-JWR VT - JWT 293 300 VT-JWS VT-JWU ATR72- 15 VT-JDC VT -JCM VT - JCS 68 500 VT-JDD VT - JCN VT - JCT VT-JCJ VT - JCP VT - JCU VT-JCK VT - JCQ VT - JCV VT-JCL VT-JCR VT-JCW ATR72- 3 VT-JCX VT-JCY VT-JCZ 72 600 10 Jetlite (India) Ltd. Mr. K. M. Unni Tel: 022 -66074440 S - 7 01.01.1996 31.12.2017 B737- 3 VT-SIZ VT-SJA VT-JLB 134 (Jet Airways Konnect) Fax: 022-61211951 Passenger 700 Siroya Centre, E-mail: & B737- 4 VT-SJI VT -JLF 170 Sahar Airport Road, accountablemanager Cargo 800 VT-JLE VT-JGJ Andheri (East), @jetlite.com Mumbai-400099. 11 LEPL Projects Ltd.
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