Midcoast Aviation provides aircraft maintenance and FBO (fixed-base operation) services, including modification, ground handling, fueling, catering, and passenger services to corporate aircraft operators. The company works on a variety of popular business jets, including Dassault Falcon, Gulfstream, and Learjet models. The company offers maintenance services at its facilities in Missouri (Lambert-St. Louis International Airport) and provides maintenance and FBO services in nearby Cahokia, Illinois (St. Louis Downtown Airport). Midcoast Aviation is a subsidiary of Jet Aviation, which bought the company from Sabreliner in 2006. Jet Aviation was acquired in 2008 by General Dynamics.

Air Atlanta Icelandic is a service company driven to meet the goals of its customers. The company has nearly 30 aircraft in its fleet and employs nearly 1.000 people.Since its foundation, 20 years ago, the main focus has always been on delivering superior services and assisting its customers with their ever changing needs. The company is driven by highly competent personnel.Air Atlanta Icelandic holds the JAR-OPS1 and EASA PART-145 operators certificates issued by the Icelandic Civil Aviation Administration to the standards of the pan-European Joint Aviation Authorities.

MS Instruments PLC is a high technology Company whose major activities are in design and manufacture of Ballistics Instrumentation. In this specialist field the Company is one of the major suppliers in the world.In recent years, the company has diversified into Automatic training systems for Army and Police forces as well as Air and Sea Forces The Acoustic Target 530 was selected to instrument the NATO 1980 Weapons Trials, as was our Projectile Velocity Measuring System Type 758.Well over 1000 Velocity Measuring Systems have been produced to date.All the standard Product Range has been developed under Private Venture and as Design Authority the Company maintains logistic support and an after sales service.MS Instruments PLC have designed and supplied special instrumentation for the light gas gun located at DRA Fort Halstead. The instrumentation comprises hypervelocity velocity measuring equipment, including X-ray detectors, special trigger units and advanced Image Measurement equipment for damage assessment studies. Similar equipment has been furnished to AWRE Foulness. MS Instruments PLC has also been responsible for a number of large and successful "turn key" projects in the ballistic field. In the UK., Royal Ordnance, Nottingham, has been using a complete weapons testing facility for over 9 years that was specially designed for them. The quality control software for this project was also supplied by MS Instruments PLC. Similar systems have been supplied to Royal Ordnance, Radway Green, Eley Ltd., and to P&EE Pendine and Shoeburyness.

"O Canada" is the national anthem; Air Canada, the national airline; and ACE Aviation, its parent company. Air Canada and regional affiliate Jazz serve about 170 destinations in Canada, the US, Asia/Pacific, and Europe. The carriers together operate about 340 aircraft. ACE Aviation spun off a minority stake in Air Canada in an IPO in 2006; it retains a controlling interest in Air Canada but not Jazz. In late 2008, ACE Aviation announced it was winding down its operations and liquidating its assets, including its majority stake in Air Canada. ACE Aviation owns a minority stake in aircraft maintenance company Aero Technical Support & Services Holdings (parent company of Aveos).

The company specializes in repairing and maintaining jet engines and components. The company specializes on a single family of engine model, Pratt & Whitney's JT8D. In fact, it maintains some $20 million worth of JT8D parts on hand in order to guarantee availability. In addition to performing heavy maintenance, Aerothrust leases and sells engines. Customers of AeroThrust include commercial airlines and military contractors. Investment firm Windstar Capital, an aerospace industry specialist, owns AeroThrust.

This flying Finn sends passengers and cargo to about 50 international destinations (mainly in Europe and Asia) and about a dozen in Finland. Along with its scheduled service, Finnair operates charter flights to resort destinations in the Canary Islands, the Caribbean, Latin America, the Mediterranean, and Southeast Asia. The carrier operates a diverse fleet of about 65 aircraft from its hub in Helsinki. In addition, Finnair provides travel agency services, catering, package tours, and aircraft maintenance. The Finnish government owns a controlling stake in Finnair, which was founded in 1923.

Ultra Electronics is a group of specialist businesses designing, manufacturing and supporting electronic and electromechanical systems, sub-systems and products for defence, security and aerospace applications worldwide.Ultra, which employs 3,000 people in the UK and North America, focuses on high integrity sensing, control, communication and display systems with an emphasis on integrated Information Technology solutions. The Group concentrates on obtaining a technological edge in niche markets, with many of its products and technologies being market leaders in their field.Ultra’s products and services are used on aircraft, ships, submarines, armoured vehicles, surveillance and communication systems, airports and transport systems around the world. Ultra plays an important role in supporting prime contractors by undertaking specialist system and sub-system integration using the combined expertise of the Group businesses.Ultra is a world-leading aerospace and defence electronics company providing specialist products to customers across the globe. Ultra’s status is demonstrated by the Group’s involvement in so many of the major defence programmes in the UK, USA and around the world. Ultra is winning contracts for integrated systems of ever increasing size, often involving a number of different Group businesses. The heart of the Group’s success continues to be its ability to expand its order book coupled with successful programme implementation culminating in the delivery to our customers of niche products and solutions using Ultra’s differentiated technologies. Growth has been achieved through continued investment in new products, teaming arrangements to gain access to technologies and markets and through carefully selected strategic acquisitions. The equivalent of twenty per cent of Group turnover is expended in research and development activities to develop advanced technology solutions to customers’ problems. Ultra strives to maintain strategic supplier’ status with its customers by providing ‘best value for money’ solutions.

Regional carrier Horizon Air Industries brings together the earth and sky in more than 45 cities in the western US, Canada, and Mexico. A subsidiary of Alaska Air Group since 1986, Horizon does much of its flying from airports in Boise, Idaho; Portland, Oregon; Seattle; and Spokane, Washington. The carrier operates a fleet of more than 60 aircraft, including more than 40 turboprops and about 20 regional jets. Horizon provides connecting service under its own brand for sister company Alaska Airlines, and the carriers share several code-sharing partners, including American Airlines, Continental, and KLM. (Such partnerships allow airlines to sell tickets on one another's flights and thus extend their networks.)

CitationAir (formerly CitationShares) offers fractional ownership of Cessna Citation airplanes, giving customers access to private jets on several hours' notice without the expense of maintaining their own aircraft. Consumers and businesses in North America, Mexico, the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Bermuda can buy as little as a 1/16th share of a jet, or 50 flight hours per year. CitationAir is a unit of airplane manufacturer Cessna, and its fleet includes four different Cessna models capable of carrying between six and nine passengers. Founded as CitationShares in 2000, it was rebranded as CitationAir in 2009.

AirDialog (doing business as Linear Air) is the lighter, smaller, and less crowded cousin of commercial airlines. Linear Air provides air-taxi services to passengers using a fleet of small private jets. Serving mostly groups of business travelers and some leisure travelers, the company flies in and out of regional airports located in more than 750 northeastern US and eastern Canadian cities. The company has operations in Boston and New York as well. Linear Air was founded in 2004 by current CEO William "Bill" Herp. Linear Air's fleet is comprised of nearly 10 Cessnas and Eclipse jets, but the company looks to expand its fleet in the future.

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