Flight Express, Inc. is an air courier company currently servicing the Southeast and Midwest United States. Our clients are banking and financial institutions, newspaper publishers, overnight freight delivery companies, payroll processors, photographic processors and anyone that needs highly supervised, same day transportation services on a regular basis. Flight Express operates Beechcraft Baron and Cessna 210 aircraft and our current fleet totals nearly 100 aircraft. Our pilots log over 64,000 flight hours per year and we are approaching 130 employees as we continue to expand.

BAE SYSTEMS, which helped win the Battle of Britain with its Mosquito and Spitfire fighters, is now Europe's largest military contractor and the largest foreign player in the US defense market. BAE's offerings include avionics, military aircraft, armored vehicles, air defense systems, missiles, artillery locators, communications and navigation systems, radar, ships, space systems, and aerospace electronics. BAE's fighter aircraft include the Harrier, Hawk, Tornado, and the next-generation Eurofighter Typhoon. North America is BAE's biggest market, with the US Department of Defense its largest single customer.

One of the world's leading airport operators, BAA owns and manages seven airports in the UK, including London's Heathrow, Gatwick, and Stansted. The company oversees functions such as cargo handling, fire protection, property management, retail operations (including its own World Duty Free stores), and security. In addition, it runs the Heathrow Express rail service to London and works with other mass transit operators. Outside the UK, BAA has a 65% stake in the Naples International Airport in Italy and manages the retail operations at three US airports in Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Boston. A group led by Spanish infrastructure manager Ferrovial acquired BAA in 2006 for more than ?10 billion in stock.

Cobham is a global company engaged in the development, delivery and support of leading edge aerospace and defense systems in the air, on land and at sea. Cobham has four divisions specialising in the provision of components, subsystems and services that keep people safe, improve communications and enhance the performance of platforms. The common thread throughout the Group is awareness that the most important thing we build is trust. We have always been recognised for our innovative technologies, products and services, but today Cobham has so much more to offer. A range of distinctive subsystem capabilities have been developed through a combination of strategic acquisitions and Company funded R&D. Investments that have seen us develop world leading positions in areas such as air-to-air refuelling, crew oxygen supply and vehicle intercom systems. Investments that have transformed Cobham from being predominantly a tier three supplier selling great products and components, to a global tier two subsystem partner for prime contractors, OEMs and governments.

South Korea's leading airline, Korean Air Lines flies to about 110 cities in more than 35 countries worldwide. The Asia/Pacific region and the US account for most of its traffic. The airline extends its network as part of the SkyTeam global marketing and code-sharing alliance, led by Delta Air Lines and Air France. (Code-sharing allows carriers to sell tickets on one another's flights.) In addition to its passenger business, Korean Air is a leading air cargo carrier. Its fleet of about 125 Airbus and Boeing jets includes more than 20 freighters. The carrier has interests in aerospace components, airline catering, and hotel and limousine businesses. Its subsidiary, Jin Air, started flights in Korea in mid-2008.

Through the air above the ice, Icelandair serves some two dozen destinations in about 15 countries in Europe and North America, including four locations in the US and two in Canada. The carrier, which operates a fleet of about 10 Boeing 757s, has a code-sharing agreement with Finnair whereby the two airlines sell tickets on each other's flights and thus extend their networks. Icelandair is part of Icelandair Group, which also includes cargo, ground services, tourism, and aircraft leasing businesses; the group maintains a fleet of about 60 additional aircraft. Icelandair first took wing in 1937.

Panasonic Avionics is the world leader in in-flight entertainment and communications, with most systems installed, most airlines served, and the industries deepest knowledge base, developed with over 25 years of consistent product innovation and committed customer service.Panasonic Avionics Corporation is headquartered in Lake Forest, California, with offices in Bothell, Washington; regional centers in Dallas, Singapore, London, Toulouse, Tokyo, Sydney and Dubai; system production facilities in Osaka; and field service, maintenance and sales facilities worldwide.Panasonic Avionics Corporation is a subsidiary of Panasonic Corporation of North America, best known by the Panasonic brand name. Panasonic Corporation of North America, based in Secaucus, New Jersey, is the principal North American subsidiary of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (NYSE: MC) and the hub of Panasonic's U.S. marketing, sales and service operations.

Macquarie Airports Management Limited hopes its investments always soar through cloudless skies. Affiliated with Australian investment bank Macquarie Bank Limited, the firm invests in airports located in Australia, Belgium, Italy, and the UK. It owns more than 70% of the Sydney and Brussels Airports, about 30% of the Copenhagen Airport, and about 15% of the Birmingham Airport. The company uses "airport specialists" to improve business operations such as the expansion of car parking and the streamlining of the airport check-in process. Macquarie Airports' ownership structure is comprised of two trusts and a Bermudian mutual fund entity.

Island-hopping Aer Arann provides scheduled passenger transportation service to more than 25 destinations, primarily in Ireland and the UK but also in Northern France. Most of its flights originate from Cork, Dublin, or Galway. The carrier operates a fleet of about a dozen ATR 72-500 turboprop aircraft, which were chosen in part for their fuel efficiency. Chairman Padraig O'Ceidigh owns a controlling stake in the company, which he acquired in 1994. Aer Arann began operations in 1970 to fly between Galway and the Aran Islands, off Ireland's western coast.

Esterline Corporation is a specialized manufacturing company serving principally aerospace and defense markets. Approximately 80% of total revenues are generated from aerospace/defense markets. The remaining 20% is from the application of these technologies into industrial markets. Esterline management views the company’s businesses in three segments related to its set of core competencies: Avionics & Controls, Sensors & Systems, and Advanced Materials. Operations within the Avionics & Controls segment focus on technology interface systems for commercial and military aircraft and similar devices for land- and sea-based military vehicles, secure communications systems, specialized medical equipment, and other high-end industrial applications. The Sensors & Systems segment includes operations that produce high-precision temperature and pressure sensors, fluid and motion control components, and other related systems principally for aerospace and defense customers. Advanced Materials focuses on process related technologies including high-performance elastomer products used for a wide range of military and commercial aerospace purposes and combustible ordnance and electronic warfare countermeasure products. Our business focus is to help our customers achieve greater productivity, higher precision, and better overall performance. More simply put: Esterline helps its customers compete with maximum effectiveness.

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