SPARTA's core business areas include strategic defense and offense systems, tactical weapons systems, space systems. SPARTA’s major intelligence credentials include intelligence production, computer network operations, and information assurance. We have been recognized nationally in all these areas for our commitment to technical excellence, our innovative approaches, and our dedication to both our employees and customers.

CFM International makes sure that hundreds of aircraft don't have to just wing it. The company, a joint venture of US-based General Electric (GE) and France's Snecma (now part of SAFRAN), manufactures aircraft engines for more than 400 commercial and military customers worldwide. The company's name stems from a combination of CF6 and M56, designations for commercial aircraft engines made, respectively, by GE and Snecma. GE manufactures CFM International's engine cores and assembles roughly half of its engines; Snecma makes the fans and rotors and assembles the rest of the engines. CFM International's engines can be found in Boeing 737s, DC8s, Airbus A320s, and the AWACS.

MTI Global Inc. (MTI) designs, develops and manufactures custom-engineered products using silicone and other cellular materials. The Company serves a variety of specialty markets, focused on three main product categories: Silicone, Aerospace and Fabricated Products.MTI’s manufacturing divisions develop and produce silicone materials and parts. The Company designs and fabricates aircraft energy management systems from a variety of flexible, cellular materials. MTI also produces and distributes specialty silicone elastomer products.MTI’s primary markets are aerospace and mass transit. Other markets include: automotive, sporting goods, industrial, institutional, medical and electronics. The Company operates under three divisions: MTI PolyFab, in Canada, including both Aerospace and Fabricated Products; North American Silicone, in the United States, including both MTI Specialty Silicones in Milton Florida.MTI’s head office and Canadian manufacturing operations are located in Mississauga, Ontario, with international manufacturing operations located in France and Milton Florida. The Company also has an engineering support centre in Brazil. The Company’s common shares trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the trading symbol “MTI”.

Aegean Airlines provides regional passenger services to 46 destinations across Germany, Italy, and southeastern Europe (excluding Spain and Ireland), and it recently started flying across the Mediterranean to Cairo. It has a fleet of 25 aircraft -- nine Airbus A320 and A321 planes, 10 Boeings, and six AVRO RJ-100 jets. Aegean is Greece's second-largest airline, behine Olympic Airlines. Having already earlier joined forces with Cronus Airlines and Air Greece, Aegean Airlines is now in a code-sharing agreement with Lufthansa and Air One, an Italian airline. Founded in 1994, Aegean Airlines traces its beginnings to a company founded in 1987 by Antonis and Nikolaos Simigdalas called Aegean Aviation.

Honeywell Aerospace is a leading global provider of integrated avionics, engines, systems and service solutions for aircraft manufacturers, airlines, business and general aviation, military, space and airport operations.Our primary focus is to enhance customer value by making flight safer, more reliable and more cost-effective through our unique capabilities in sophisticated avionics, flight safety products and systems, propulsion engines, auxiliary power units and wheels and brakes and our strong aftermarket service and support. We are committed to redefining customer- supplier relationships across a broad array of core competencies, including power, guidance, navigation, safety, communication and services - all through a spirit of partnership.Our aerospace products can be found on virtually every type of aircraft in use, in nearly every region of the world. In the air and on the ground, Honeywell systems and components reflect cutting-edge technology incorporated from our product development efforts. These efforts contribute to Honeywell's unequaled variety of products and services, which in turn lead to greater customer satisfaction.

DeCrane Aerospace is the world leader in interiors for the private jet market, delivering a full range of services including design, engineering, integration, manufacturing, installation and certification. And we work with all facets of the aviation industry from OEMs, commercial airlines and military to business, VIP and head-of-state aircraft. When Jack DeCrane founded the company in 1989, he had a vision to offer one source for integrated assemblies, subassemblies and component parts to various segments of the aerospace industry. Over the years DeCrane acquired leading aerospace providers to achieve this vision.

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.

Cubic's Simulation Systems Division (SSD) provides a full range of virtual training devices to military and commercial customers worldwide. We focus on the development and systems integration of simulation-based training systems for armor, missile, small arms and aircraft communities. Our devices include the Engagement Skills Trainer 2000 (EST 2000) — the U.S. Army's only validated small arms training system— full-scale 3-D training systems, Integrated Crew Training Systems, and tabletop simulators for classroom, shipboard and field use.

The company keeps commercial and military aircraft aloft with its high-performance fuel-flow devices. It builds main engine fuel pumps and systems, airframe fuel pumps, and various ground fuel distribution products. Through its Carter Ground Fueling division, Argo-Tech also makes ground refueling equipment. Customers have included the US Army and Air Force, engine and airframe makers such as Airbus, Boeing, GE Aircraft Engines, and Lockheed Martin, and aerospace distributor Upsilon International. In 2007, investment concerns Greenbriar Equity Group and Vestar Capital Partners sold AT Holdings Corp., the parent of Argo-Tech, to Eaton.

JetLite (formerly Sahara Airlines or Air Sahara) is "lite" on price but heavy on flights in India. The low-fare carrier serves about 25 destinations in India and flies to Kathmandu, Nepal; and Colombo, Sri Lanka. JetLite operates a fleet of some 25 aircraft, mostly Boeing 737s, from hubs such as Delhi and Mumbai. In addition to scheduled passenger service, it transports cargo and offers charter services. The company is a subsidiary of Jet Airways, which acquired Sahara Airlines in mid-2007 and rebranded it as JetLite a few months later. JetLite was initially established in 1993, when the Indian government began to allow companies not owned by the state to provide airline service.

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