GKN Aerospace Chem-tronics fabricates components (such as doors, ducts, enclosures, exhaust nozzles, keels, and bulkheads) for commercial, military aircraft, and spacecraft. The company, a subsidiary of GKN, specializes in lightweight chemically-milled titanium and aluminum alloy parts for engines, airframe structures, and launch vehicles. GKN Aerospace Chem-tronics makes components for Aerojet, Allison, Boeing, General Electric, Lockheed Martin, Pratt & Whitney, Rocketdyne, Rolls-Royce, and other aerospace companies. Additional products include complex welds, cases, modules, pressure vessels, and rings. The company was founded in 1953.

Worldwide Flight Services, WFS Global wants to help your airline help you get on and off the plane. One of the biggest ground handling companies in the world, the company provides cargo services (aircraft loading and unloading), passenger services (check-in and ticketing, security screening), ramp services (aircraft fueling, cabin cleaning), and technical services (equipment maintenances). WFS contracts with about 300 passenger and cargo airlines at more than 100 airports, mainly in North America and Europe but also in the Asia/Pacific region. The company is owned by private equity firm LBO France.

Delta Air Lines, Inc. provides scheduled air transportation for passengers and cargo in the United States and internationally. As of December 31, 2008, it offered services to 378 worldwide destinations in 66 countries. The company was founded in 1924 and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Grupo Aeroportuario del Centro Norte helps pave the way to a tropical Mexican vacation. The company, which does business as OMA, operates more than a dozen airports in central and northern Mexico, including facilities in Acapulco, Mazatlᮬ and Zihuatanejo, as well as the city of Monterrey. Most of the company's revenue comes from aeronautical services -- handling of aircraft and passengers -- for which airlines are charged traffic-based fees. In addition, OMA manages parking facilities and leases commercial space at its airports. Mexican construction company Empresas ICA owns a controlling stake in OMA.

Chautauqua Airlines provides connecting flights from major airports to smaller markets, mainly in the eastern half of the US. The carrier maintains partnerships with American Airlines, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and US Airways. Under its partners' regional banners, Chautauqua operates a fleet of about 115 jets, ranging in capacity from 37 to 50 passengers, made by Embraer and Bombardier. Republic Airways Holdings owns Chautauqua Airlines, which coordinates its operations with those of sister companies Shuttle America and Republic Airlines.

Boeing Satellite Systems International is happiest when its products are far, far away. The company is a contracting unit for commercial spacecraft within Boeing's Space & Intelligence Systems division. It manufactures communications, meteorological, military, and research satellites. Boeing Satellite Systems International built the world's first geosynchronous communications satellite (Syncom); since its inception in 1961, the company estimates that it has manufactured almost 40% of all the communications satellites in commercial service today. Typical satellite applications include weather forecasting, radar mapping, telecommunications, satellite television, and national security.

Beijing Capital International Airport is located in northeast of Beijing, capital of People's Republic of China, and 25.35km from the Tiananmen Square, center of Beijing city. It is not only an aviation gateway of Beijing and a window for international communication, but also a radial center for China civil aviation network, featured in a large-scale international airport, with most important location, biggest scale, fullest facilities and busiest transportation in China. Beijing Capital International Airport, under the administrative control of Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), officially opened on March 02nd 1958. With the development of civil aviation business and the increasing volume of passenger and cargo transportation, it was expanded in large scale. The Passenger Terminal 1, covering an area of 60,000m2, and auxiliary facilities, including parking apron and car parks, officially put into service on January 01st 1980. Terminal 1 was designed to serve 60 flights daily and 1,500 passengers at peak hours. The facilities at flight areas of the expanded Beijing Capital International Airport was meeting the 4E standards required by International Civil Aviation Organization.With the continuous growth of quantity of international airlines to Beijing and the density of international flights, the Terminal was enlarged again from October 1995 to November 1999. The Terminal 2, covering an area of 336,000m2 and equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, officially went into operation on November 01st 1999. Terminal 2 is able to handle 26,500,000 passengers yearly and 9,210 passengers at peak hours.Due to the excellent geographic location and service facilities at Beijing Capital International Airport, 66 domestic and foreign airline companies are participating in the operational business, including 11 domestic companies and 55 foreign companies. More than 5,000 scheduled flights are available to 88 cities in China and 69 cities abroad.

BAE Systems takes care of business in North America for parent BAE SYSTEMS plc -- the largest foreign player in the US defense market. Operations include the design, manufacture, and maintenance of military aircraft, submarines, surface ships, avionics, radar, electronics, and weapons systems. BAE Systems also provides IT services. Taken alone, BAE Systems employs some 43,000 people in the US (with another 10,000 overseas), has operations in 38 states and five other countries, and is a top five supplier to the US Department of Defense (DoD). The company has a special security agreement with the Pentagon that ensures control of sensitive technology.

The Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control (MFC) company is one of six companies that comprise the Lockheed Martin Electronic Systems business area.MFC develops, manufactures, and supports advanced combat, missile, rocket and space systems for military customers that include the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, NASA, and dozens of foreign nations. MFC also offers products and services for the global civil nuclear power industry. MFC has six principle product categories that correspond to the vital capabilities it provides our Warfighters and civilian customers in their defining moments. MFC pursues business in more than 50 countries with more than 40 product lines.

Mettis Aerospace makes aerospace parts that other companies put in and on airplanes. Typical offerings include aerofoil products such as compressor vanes, stators, and rotors; ferrous and non-ferrous forged components; and complex machined components made of aluminum, titanium, and alloys. Applications include compressor discs, pinions and gears, seals, and engine casings; ribs, spars, struts, access panels, window frames, and ailerons; manifolds, pistons, and cylinders; helicopter rotor hubs and propellers; and landing gear components. Mettis Aerospace also offers kitting and logistics services. Customers include Airbus, Boeing, and Rolls-Royce. In 2006 it was acquired from 3i Group by Saints Capital.

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