Operating near the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf coasts of the US, and at points in between, Atlantic Aviation FBO is a leading provider of fixed-base operations (FBO) services for the general aviation community. Its offerings include fueling and aircraft storage, as well as ground transportation, catering, and de-icing. Fuel sales and related services account for most of the company's revenue. Atlantic Aviation maintains a network of about 70 FBO facilities at more than 65 airports throughout the US, plus one heliport. The company is a subsidiary of Macquarie Infrastructure Company.

Thankfully S7 Airlines (formerly Sibir Airlines) flies to other destinations besides Siberia. The company provides passenger and cargo transportation services to some 75 destinations across Russia, the Commonwealth of Independent States, Europe, and countries in the Asia-Pacific region. S7 Airlines operates a fleet of 60 Airbus and Boeing aircraft from its main hub at Moscow's Domodedovo Airport. It also has a charter airline subsidiary, Globus, that flies to 20 international countries. S7 Airlines is a joint stock company: Chairwoman Natalia Fileva, wife of CEO Vladimir Filev, controls 64% of the company's stock; the Russian government has 25%; and private investors account for the remaining 11%.

Malaysian Airline System (MAS) brings the world to Malaysia -- and vice versa -- through its main subsidiary, Malaysia Airlines, the nation's primary international carrier. From its hub in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Airlines serves about 100 destinations on six continents, some via code-sharing. The carrier's chief code-sharing partners include British Midland, Garuda, and KLM. (Code-sharing enables airlines to sell tickets on one another's flights and thus extend their networks.) Government-owned Penerbangan Malaysia Berhad (PMB) controls a 52% stake in MAS and holds title to the aircraft in the Malaysia Airlines fleet.

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.

L-3 Avionics has been providing industry-leading, safety-enhancing avionics technologies to aviation markets for more than 45 years. Recently, the industry has been buzzing over our latest offering, the SmartDeck Integrated Flight Controls and Display System. One look and you'll see why. It's a next-generation avionics suite that is so easy to fly, it makes flying safer and more fun. Its highly intuitive user interface is unlike any other glass panel on the market. With SmartDeck, our company has transitioned from a supplier of leading avionics instruments, to a completely integrated avionics systems provider. In addition to customizing SmartDeck for the next generation of aircraft, L-3 Avionics continues to provide safety products that have been keeping pilots and their passengers safe for years, such as the GH-3000 electronic and J.E.T.® standby instruments, SkyWatch collision avoidance system and Stormscope lightning detection system, among others. Please explore our products section of the site for more information on our products.

Regional airline Flybe flies passengers throughout the UK and to about a dozen countries in Europe. It serves around 55 destinations overall, including about 25 in the UK, from bases in Belfast, Birmingham, the Channel Islands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Manchester, and Southampton. Flybe expanded in 2007 by acquiring key operations of British Airways' BA Connect regional business. Overall, Flybe operates a fleet of more than 70 aircraft, including Embraer 195 regional jets and Bombardier Q400 turboprops. The carrier began operations in 1979. The Flybe brand, adopted in 2002 and pronounced as two syllables, is derived from one of the company's former operating identities, British European, or BE.

General Dynamics is a market leader in business aviation; land and expeditionary combat vehicles and systems, armaments, and munitions; shipbuilding and marine systems; and mission-critical information systems and technologies. The company employs approximately 92,000 people worldwide.General Dynamics has four main business segments. Aerospace designs, develops, manufacturers and services a comprehensive offering of advanced business-jet aircraft. Combat Systems is a global leader in producing, supporting and sustaining land and expeditionary combat systems for the U.S. military and its allies. Marine Systems designs, builds and supports submarines and a variety of surface ships for the U.S. Navy and commercial customers. The Information Systems and Technology group offers a breadth and depth of technology and service capabilities that support a wide range of government and commercial needs, including systems integration expertise; hardware and software products; and engineering, management and support services.

General Dynamics Land Systems was formed in 1982 when General Dynamics acquired Chrysler Corporation's defense operations. In March 2003, the assets of GM Defense were purchased by General Dynamics Corporation and combined with Land Systems. Since World War II, Land Systems and its predecessor companies Chrysler Defense and GM Defense have produced more than 63,000 tanks and combat vehicles. Today, Land Systems has approximately 7,500 employees worldwide in Australia, Canada, Egypt, Kuwait, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and the United States. Engineering, research, and technological innovation continue to position Land Systems as a leader in the force modernization programs of the U.S.A. and international customers.

Raytheon ("light of the gods") took a shine to its place in the upper pantheon of US military contractors; the company regularly places among the Pentagon's top 10 prime contractors. The company's defense offerings include reconnaissance, targeting, and navigation systems, as well as missile systems (Patriot, Sidewinder, and Tomahawk), and radars. Raytheon also makes radios, air traffic control systems and radars, and satellite communications systems. Raytheon also offers commercial electronics products and services, but the US government accounts for more than 85% of sales.

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.

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