Stansted Airport sees about 23 million passengers pass through its gates and over its grounds, making it the third-busiest airport near London, behind Heathrow and Gatwick. Some 30 airlines, such as low-fare carriers Ryanair, easyJet, and Air Berlin, touch down on Stansted 's runway and take off for more than 160 destinations, including Dublin, Rome, and Frankfurt. Stansted plans to open a second runway and terminal by 2017. In 2009 the airport added AirAsia X to its stable of airlines, which non-stop flights from London to Kuala Lumpur. Stansted is owned by UK airport operator BAA, which also oversees Heathrow and Gatwick. Stansted opened for traffic in 1991.

Philippine Airlines (PAL) flies the Philippine skies and beyond. First taking off in 1941, the carrier has grown into a fleet of about 40 aircraft (including five Boeing 747-400s) flying to more than 20 domestic points and about 30 foreign destinations. PAL owns 30 Airbus aircraft and four Bombardier airplanes. The airline has also reconfigured its in-flight service to include first, business, and economy classes. PAL additionally offers flights to India and China, both among the world's fastest-growing travel markets. The carrier offers almost 30 weekly flights to US destinations. In 2008 the company launched its low fare carrier unit, PAL Express, which serves mostly domestic island destinations.

Central Air Southwest, Kansas City’s own charter airline! We have been providing safe, prompt, and reliable air-transportation services since 1974 to banking institutions, parcel delivery companies, freight forwarders, medical laboratories, air courier companies, photo processing centers, newspaper publishers, and automotive manufacturers. Based on our proven success, we are proud to introduce our passenger air charter service to the public.Central Air Southwest, Inc. is a certificated FAA Part 135 air-carrier currently operating a fleet of 35 Aero Commander 500 B's throughout the Central, Northern, and Southern United States.

Bombardier Aerospace is getting more and more people into its airplanes. The Bombardier division makes small (Learjet), medium-large (Challenger), and super-large/long-range (Global) business jets; CRJ regional jets and Q Series Turboprops; and amphibious aircraft. It also plans the development of a C Series (C110, C130) of commercial aircraft that will seat 110-149 people. When not building aircraft, Bombardier Aerospace also offers military aviation training, pilot and maintenance training, fractional jet ownership (Flexjet), charter services (Skyjet), aircraft interior completion, and maintenance, technical support, and parts services.

Air T, Inc., through its subsidiaries, provides overnight air cargo, ground equipment sales, and ground support services. Its Overnight Air Cargo segment offers small package overnight airfreight delivery services on a contract basis to the air express delivery services industry. The company's Ground Equipment Sales segment manufactures, sells, and services aircraft ground support and other specialized equipment products, including aircraft deicers, scissor type lifts, military and civilian decontamination units, and other specialized types of equipment.This segment offers its products to domestic and international passenger and cargo airlines, ground handling companies, the United States Air Force and Navy, airports, and industrial customers. Its Ground Support Services segment provides ground support equipment maintenance and facilities maintenance services to domestic airlines and aviation service providers. As of March 31, 2009, the company operated 82 cargo aircrafts under dry-lease service contracts in the United States and the Caribbean. Air T, Inc. was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in Maiden, North Carolina.

Labinal makes wiring systems and provides engineering services for the aerospace, defense, automotive, and transportation industries. The company, which has operations in France, Germany, Mexico, Morocco, the UK, and the US, operates through four divisions: EuropeWiring, North America Wiring, and Engineering & Technology, and Labinal Services. Labinal's home country accounts for nealy 40% of sales. The company serves primarily civil aircraft customers. Labinal is a subsidiary of Snecma, which was acquired by and absorbed into SAFRAN in 2005.

Electronics, Intelligence & Support is a major defense electronics business, with 33,000 employees at more than 100 sites across the U.S., U.K. and Israel that swiftly seeks solutions and responds to requirements, ultimately capturing new opportunities. Established through the integration of the former Customer Solutions and Electronics & Integrated Solutions operating groups, EI&S allows BAE Systems to better respond to growing market demands for training, maintenance, and upgrade support of its products and services. Integrating, leveraging, and streamlining its organization and capabilities through EI&S allows BAE Systems to be more flexible, agile, and better able to innovate advanced solutions for BAE Systems customers in current markets, as well as new markets that include cyberspace and readiness and sustainment.

EgyptAir company is, of course, the national airline of Egypt. Serving nearly 70 destinations in Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America, the carrier also flies throughout the Middle East and to several domestic locations. It operates a fleet of about 40 aircraft, consisting mostly of Airbus jets. EgyptAir owns a cargo carrier, a ground handling services company, an aircraft maintenance company, and a hospital. It also owns stakes in three regional carriers -- Air Cairo, Air Sinai, and EgyptAir Express. Founded in 1932, the airline is owned by the Egyptian government; it announced but later canceled plans to sell 20% of the company to employees and the public.

A European (Leonardo da Vinci) sketched the first helicopter more than 500 years ago. Nowadays, Eurocopter -- a subsidiary of European Aeronautic, Defense and Space Company (EADS) -- builds a range of military and civilian helicopters that are anything but sketchy. Europe's largest helicopter maker, Eurocopter makes a full range of civilian and military helicopters and offers helicopter repair, maintenance, and overhaul services. Civilian models include the Colibri, the Ecureuil, the Dauphin, and the Super Puma; military models include the Tiger, Panther, Cougar, and NH90. Eurocopter was formed by the 1992 merger of the helicopter operations of Daimler Aerospace and Aerospatiale Matra.

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.

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