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AKT ODA Holders Airman Knowledge Testing Center List Airman Knowledge Testing (AKT) Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) Holders Airman Knowledge Testing Center List Updated March 21, 2019 PSI Services LLC 1-844-704-1487 A notation of “ ** “ preceding the site name indicates availability of the Inspection Authorization (IAR) exam at that location. Airman Knowledge Testing Centers - 03/21/2019 City Site ID Site Address Phone **TREND VECTOR AVIATION (671) 473- BARRIGADA ABS96903 17-3404 NEPTUNE AVE INTERNATIONAL 4100 CORNER OF MIDDLE ROAD AND CHALAN 670-234- SAN JOSE ABS96904 MARIANAS AVIATION SERVICES MONSIGNOR GUERRER 6277 ISLA GRANDE AIRPORT, NORTH RAMP LOT G- (787) 722- SAN JUAN LAS00901 **ISLA GRANDE FLYING SCHOOL 6A 1160 (809) 776- ST. THOMAS LAS00801 **ACE FLIGHT CENTER, INC. 8201 LINDBURGH BAY 4141 Total for Out of US is 4 AK City Site ID Site Address Phone **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 3901 OLD SEWARD HIGHWAY (907) 786- ANCHORAGE ABS99505 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA (ANCHORAGE) ROOM 112 4521 (907) 474- FAIRBANKS ABS99707 **PROFLITE OF ALASKA 3900 UNIVERSITY AVE SOUTH 0099 **UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-SE LEARNING (907) 796- JUNEAU LAS99802 11066 AUKE LAKE WAY CENTER 6226 (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 (334) 598- DALEVILLE ABS36303 354 S. DALEVILLE AVENUE PILOTS` TEST CENTER) 1031 1 City Site ID Site Address Phone (251) 943- FOLEY ABS36504 LIGHTNING AVIATION, INC 510 NORTH AIRPORT ROAD 5214 (251) 948- GULF SHORES ABS36505 SALT AIR AVIATION CENTER 1215 COMMERCE DRIVE 0444 (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 ABS36604 **FLIGHT TRAINING OF MOBILE 371 FLAVE PIERCE RD 0723 334-281- MONTGOMERY LAS36102 BOX AVIATION 4521 SELMA HWY 9005 7232 ROBERT CARDINAL AIRPORT (205) 345- TUSCALOOSA ABS35402 **GENERAL AVIATION CENTER ROAD 5900 **WALLACE STATE COMMUNITY CULLMAN AIRPORT-FOLSOM FIELD, (256) 737- VINEMONT LAS35101 COLLEGE 231A COUNTY RD 1360 3040 Total for AL is 12 AR City Site ID Site Address Phone HENDERSON STATE HSU TESTING CENTER, 1100 HENDERSON (870) 230- ARKADELPHIA LAS71901 UNIVERSITY STREET 5470 (479) 254- BENTONVILLE LAS72704 **SUMMIT AVIATION 2205 SW I St. 0817 **ARKANSAS AIRCRAFT JONESBORO LAS72403 3901 LINDBERGH 870-935-1770 CENTER **CENTRAL FLYING SERVICE, (501) 975- LITTLE ROCK LAS72201 1501 BOND STREET INC. 9330 NORTH LITTLE PULASKI TECHNICAL (501) 835- ABS72101 1600 WEST MARYLAND AVE ROCK COLLEGE 5420 NORTH LITTLE (501) 835- LAS72101 **BARRETT AVIATION, LLC 8318 REMOUNT ROAD ROCK 7767 Total for AR is 6 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 ABS85305 WEST-MEC 6997 N. GLEN HARBOR BLVD. (623) 209-8075 6801 NORTH GLEN HARBOR BLVD. GLENDALE ABS85304 AEROSIM AVIATION LLC (623) 341-4311 SUITE 205 GLENDALE LAS85306 **ARIZONA FLIGHT TRAINING CENTER 6799 GLEN HARBOR BLVD. (623) 877-9334 1300 SOUTH LITCHFIELD RD. BLDG.150 GOODYEAR ABS85306 AMERICA`S BEST ATM COURSE 602-284-6994 SUITE A-1020 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 MESA ABS85206 A.T.P., INC - PHX 5661 SOUTH SOSSAMAN ROAD (480) 988-2860 ASUE AMT LEARNING LABORATORY, MESA LAS85205 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY EAST (480) 727-1024 7442 E. TILLMAN AVE **WESTWIND SCHOOL OF PHOENIX LAS85001 732 W. DEER VALLEY ROAD (623) 869-6973 AERONAUTICS 2 City Site ID Site Address Phone AEROGUARD FLIGHT TRAINING PHOENIX ABS85002 530 W. DEER VALLEY RD, STE 300 (623) 580-7900 CENTER PRESCOTT LAS86301 **NORTH AIRE AVIATION, LLC 6501 WILKINSON DRIVE (928) 445-8320 PRESCOTT ABS86302 **GUIDANCE AVIATION INC. 6540 CRYSTAL LANE (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 206 (480) 951-6206 SCOTTSDALE ABS85205 SOUTHWEST FLIGHT CENTER 14605 NORTH AIRPORT DRIVE, #111 (480) 991-2880 SCOTTSDALE ABS85218 SAWYER AVIATION 14600 NORTH AIRPORT DR. 2ND FLOOR (480) 922-5221 SCOTTSDALE ABS85219 AMERICAN FLYERS 15115 N. AIRPORT DRIVE 480-939-3997 SOMERTON LAS85307 MCDERMOTT`S LETS FLY LLC 3900 US HWY 95 (928) 627-0227 TEMPE LAS85213 PSI - TEMPE 40 W BASELINE SUITE 221 (480) 773-7458 TUCSON ABS85705 **DOUBLE EAGLE AVIATION 6961 S. APRON DRIVE (520) 294-8214 TUCSON LAS85702 **TUCSON AVIATION LLC 1961 E. FlLIGHTLINE DRIVE (520) 741-8580 Total for AZ is 24 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 CALIFORNIA AERONAUTICAL BAKERSFIELD ABS93302 1450 BOUGHTON DR. (661) 615-5915 UNIVERSITY CAMARILLO ABS93005 CHANNEL ISLANDS AVIATION 305 DURLEY AVE. (805) 987-1301 CARLSBAD ABS92009 A.T.P., INC. - CRQ 2210 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD (800) 255-2877 **PINNACLE AVIATION ACADEMY, CARLSBAD LAS92006 2210 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD (760) 929-1009 INC. 2206 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD CARLSBAD LAS92007 CIVIC HELICOPTERS, INC. (760) 438-8424 #H CHICO ABS95901 **NORTHGATE AVIATION, INC. 109 CONVAIR AVENUE (530) 893-6727 **ALLIANCE INTERNATIONAL CHINO LAS91702 7000 MERRILL AVENUE, BOX 69 (909) 606-0747 AVIATION (925) 685-4400, CONCORD ABS94511 **PACIFIC STATES AVIATION, INC. 101 JOHN GLENN DRIVE x200 3000 AIRWAY AVENUE, SUITE COSTA MESA LAS92601 HELISTREAM, INC. (714) 662-3163 350 2035 NORTH MARSHALL EL CAJON LAS92004 AMERICAN AVIATION ACADEMY, INC. (619) 448-9149 AVENUE EL CAJON LAS92001 **CALIFORNIA FLIGHT ACADEMY 2065 NORTH MARSHALL (619) 448-2212 **SCANDINAVIAN AVIATION EL CAJON LAS92101 1835 N. MARSHALL AVENUE (619) 631-0323 ACADEMY, INC. EL CAJON (SAN ABS92002 **GOLDEN STATE FLYING CLUB 1640 N JOHNSON (619) 449-0611 DIEGO) 4233 SANTA ANITA AVENUE NO. EL MONTE LAS91705 **UNIVERSAL AVIATORS ACADEMY (626) 575-8557 13 **AVIATION INSTITUTE OF FREMONT ABS94514 420 WHITNEY PLACE (510) 553-9600 MAINTENANCE FRESNO ABS93701 **SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY COLLEGE 4985 E. ANDERSON (559) 453-0123 4119 W. 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