PrimeFlight Aviation Services has a heritage of leadership, relationships in airports across the country, and a reputation for success. PrimeFlight provides major air carriers and airports with the facility and security services management necessary for the safe and reliable operation of their planes and the comfort and enjoyment of their passengers. The high quality of work provided and customer service focus found in all SMS Holdings companies are a formula for success.

Vueling Airlines for an elevated travel experience. The discount airline offers more than 80 daily flights on 90 domestic and international routes. It serves major cities throughout Spain as well as several top destinations in Europe, including Amsterdam, Brussels, Milan, Paris, and Rome. Vueling operates a fleet of 35 aircraft, all Airbus A320s, from its base in Barcelona and from hubs in Valencia and Madrid. The airline took to the skies in mid-2004. It took its name by adding a common English suffix to the Spanish word for "flight" (vuelo). In July 2009, Vueling merged with Iberia's low-fare airline, Clickair. Iberia owns 45% of the new Vueling.

All Nippon Airways (ANA) is one of Japan's leading carriers, along with Japan Airlines. With a fleet of more than 210 aircraft, ANA flies on about 130 routes in Japan and about 40 to destinations overseas. It extends its network through code-sharing, primarily with fellow members of the Star Alliance, an airline marketing partnership that includes such carriers as United Airlines and Lufthansa. (Code-sharing enables airlines to sell tickets on one another's flights and thus serve more destinations.) Besides passenger service, ANA's air transportation operations include cargo and mail hauling and aircraft maintenance and ground support. The company also sells travel packages and operates hotels.

MS Instruments PLC is a high technology Company whose major activities are in design and manufacture of Ballistics Instrumentation. In this specialist field the Company is one of the major suppliers in the world.In recent years, the company has diversified into Automatic training systems for Army and Police forces as well as Air and Sea Forces The Acoustic Target 530 was selected to instrument the NATO 1980 Weapons Trials, as was our Projectile Velocity Measuring System Type 758.Well over 1000 Velocity Measuring Systems have been produced to date.All the standard Product Range has been developed under Private Venture and as Design Authority the Company maintains logistic support and an after sales service.MS Instruments PLC have designed and supplied special instrumentation for the light gas gun located at DRA Fort Halstead. The instrumentation comprises hypervelocity velocity measuring equipment, including X-ray detectors, special trigger units and advanced Image Measurement equipment for damage assessment studies. Similar equipment has been furnished to AWRE Foulness. MS Instruments PLC has also been responsible for a number of large and successful "turn key" projects in the ballistic field. In the UK., Royal Ordnance, Nottingham, has been using a complete weapons testing facility for over 9 years that was specially designed for them. The quality control software for this project was also supplied by MS Instruments PLC. Similar systems have been supplied to Royal Ordnance, Radway Green, Eley Ltd., and to P&EE Pendine and Shoeburyness.

EAGLE provides reliable ground handling services at more than 35 domestic airports including New York’s JFK, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago's O'Hare, Atlanta, Dallas, Miami, and Anchorage, supporting such domestic and international carriers as the U.S. Postal Service, UPS, Singapore Airlines, Air France, Nippon Cargo Airlines, Lufthansa, Korean Airlines, and Evergreen International Airlines.Having a reputation for quality and safety and known for its responsive agility, EAGLE maintains 24-hour serviceability and is able to mobilize immediately to establish operations and aviation support worldwide. EAGLE enjoys an excellent reputation for quality performance and safety at highly competitive prices.

Spain's #2 airline (after Iberia), Spanair provides scheduled and charter passenger services within its home country and throughout Europe, as well as to selected destinations in the Americas. It operates a fleet of 60 aircraft, including MD-80 jets as well as newer models from Airbus and Boeing. Spanair offers service to additional destinations via its partners in the Star Alliance, a global airline marketing and code-sharing alliance. (Code-sharing enables carriers to sell tickets on one another's flights and thus extend their networks.) Spanair was a subsidiary of Scandinavian carrier (and Star Alliance member) SAS until early 2009 when SAS sold the company to a group of Spanish investors.

AD Aerospace is a British company, based near Manchester, England, which designs and manufactures a range of aerospace video camera products, including state-of-the-art video security systems. In addition to general airplane security applications such as threat detection, physical security and access control, these systems are used for monitoring activity in the cockpit, passenger cabin and cargo hold. CabinVu, the latest video camera system in AD Aerospace's successful FlightVu range of airborne security/safety video camera products, offers the flight deck crew an opportunity to assess the situation outside the cockpit door and identify people before allowing them access. This has become increasingly more important following the DfT, FAA and ICAO rulings on the fitting of intruder resistant cockpit doors and provides a basis for decision making in critical and life threatening situations. The "entry level" system, consisting of a single/multiple video camera(s) located outside the cockpit door and a dedicated LCD monitor on the flight deck, is expandable to a full "FlightVu Witness" system, extending the camera coverage throughout the passenger cabin. The complete Witness system uses a FlightVu digital video recorder/server to record the images for future use in investigation, analysis and prosecution, and can also be seamlessly integrated with ground based security systems, using wireless "Gatelink" connections to the airport terminal. AD Aerospace works with selected partner companies to provide customers with high quality products and customer service. AD Aerospace has chosen Aircraft Engineering & Installation Services Inc (AEI), of Orlando, Florida, as our preferred installation designer. AEI have many years of experience in the design of modifications to commercial aircraft, and have offices in the US, UK, and China.

Skywest Limited emerged out of the ashes of Ansett Australia. Serving more than 15 destinations in Western Australia, the Northern Territory, and Bali, Skywest operates a fleet of Fokker 50 turboprops and Fokker 100 jets. Skywest also provides charter services for the government, mining companies, and others to remote areas in Western Australia. The company's Skywest Holidays division offers packaged vacation excursions. For those wanting to get farther out than Down Under, Skywest operates interline agreements with Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways, Emirates, and others. Advent Air owns about 62% of Skywest.

Lockheed Martin UK INSYS (formerly INSYS) is a defense contractor with four divisions. The company's communications and information systems unit provides network assisted, secure communications and information for portable weapons and equipment in land vehicles and craft. Its precision strike and maneuver division works with other contractors to provide tactical vehicles and weapons systems. The future concepts division focuses on special projects, weapon performance evaluation, and modeling and simulation. The company's manufacturing arm assembles and machines components for use by other defense contractors.

Bill Moog had been working for Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories, in a team tasked with developing automatic control devices for use in advanced aircraft and guided missile applications. Bill's part in that was to invent a practical electro-hydraulic servovalve – a high performance control device.He developed a design that he thought was an improvement on anything that had been done before. He took it to present to Johns Hopkins University, who were funding the project. They didn't think it was a breakthrough.By the next morning, Bill had redrawn and redesigned his ideas. This time he was certain he had come up with a truly revolutionary servovalve. He showed it to Cornell. Nobody wanted it.Bill was undeterred. The upside of the rejection was that, because nobody saw the potential in the device, nobody was going to stand in his way if he went out and made it himself. And that's what he did. He set up shop in an old airplane hangar. His brother Art sold his house and joined him. They got Lou Geyer to come on board to test the results and explain the product to customers. And they convinced a couple of machinists to agree to make the components, even though they couldn't pay them anything until the valves were sold. But they did sell. And before long, that original servovalve was joined, one by one, by an inspiring portfolio of breakthrough products that helped shape the most high-tech industry sectors in the world. And those first few employees were joined by a growing workforce who subscribed to the same ideals as the three founders – that tough problems only serve to challenge those who are creative and determined to come up with even more ingenious solutions.

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