Cherokee Nation Industries was established in 1969 to meet the need for business development and to generate revenue which help the Cherokee Nation and its members move toward an economic self-sufficiency. Providing quality Cherokee employment opportunities that help preserve cultural identity is our prime consideration. Cherokee assists in facilitating and strengthening teaming and partnering opportunities through pooled business unit resources and shared corporate resources. Cherokee has historically operated as a government contractor in the aerospace and defense sector of manufacturing and distribution industries, but more recently has diversified into the telecommunications and services industries.

Capewell is a world leader in the design and delivery of Life Support and Aerial Delivery solutions for commercial and military aviation. The company was founded in 1881 and has been a supplier to military customers for more 125 years. Today, Capewell is a recognized designer and manufacturer of specialized cargo handling equipment, parachute safety equipment, and precision aerial delivery systems to the U.S. military and to customers around the world. Capewell designs and manufactures Aerial Delivery equipment for C-130, C-5, C-17, C-27J and C-160 aircraft including air drop platforms, containers and cargo handling equipment used in military and humanitarian operations.

Eurofly was created nineteen years ago. Since 1989 it has come a long way, making many changes in its management and its fleet, which is on average less than 4 years old, continually searching for ways to better satisfy its customers', passengers', tour operators' and travel agencies' needs. Eurofly wish to offer the best welcome possible, striving on every occasion to offer services that are increasingly personalized, intelligently flexible and in line with Eurofly passengers needs.

Air China provides domestic and international passenger and cargo transportation. From hubs in Beijing, Chengdu, and Shanghai, the carrier serves about 130 destinations -- mainly in China but also in more than 25 other countries -- with a fleet of about 230 aircraft. Air China extends its offerings as a member of the Star Alliance, a global marketing and code-sharing partnership led by United Airlines and Lufthansa. (Code-sharing allows airlines to sell tickets on one another's flights.) The Chinese government, through China National Aviation Holding Company (CNAHC), controls Air China.

Headquartered in the United Kingdom, Meggitt PLC is an international group employing some 8,000 people specialising in aerospace equipment, high performance sensors, defence training and combat systems.Our consistent record of strong financial performance comes from businesses balanced across market segments, innovative products that generate stable, long-term aftermarket income, organic growth reinforced by acquisitions, and investment in people, facilities, operations and strategic technology development. Our companies have access to an evolving group infrastructure that enables them to work together, combining talent and resources to benefit customers and operations.

Finavia is ready for takeoff in Finland. The state-owned company operates nearly 30 airports throughout country. Finavia and its subsidiaries provide a variety of airport management services such as airport security, maintence, and parking. Its Airpro Oy unit offers passenger as well as airport terminal services; subsidiary Lentoasemakiinteist?yj provides office space for air transport businesses. The company's Avia College also offers aviation training in areas such as air traffic control. In order to keep up with the rise in transit traffic, Finavia is expanding its Helsinki-Vantaa Airport.

Amerijet International, Inc. provides scheduled air cargo services in North, South and Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, with a fleet of about 15 Boeing aircraft. Amerijet also arranges ground transportation of its customers' freight in North America and offers air and sea freight forwarding services worldwide. (As a freight forwarder, the company buys capacity from transportation providers and resells it to customers.) The company maintains about 370,000 sq. ft. of warehouse space. Miami-based investment firm H.I.G. Capital Management owns a controlling stake in Amerijet.

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.

Japan Airlines brings the world to the Land of the Rising Sun and takes Japan to the world. Its main operating unit, Japan Airlines International, serves more than 210 airports in some 35 countries (including some served by partners). Its fleet of over 270 aircraft consists mainly of Boeing jets. The carrier is part of the Oneworld global marketing alliance, which counts among its members such industry leaders as AMR's American Airlines and British Airways. Besides its scheduled passenger services, Japan Airlines carries air cargo and provides maintenance and ground-support services for airlines. The company also markets travel packages, offers credit card services, and operates the Nikko hotel chain.

CAE USA makes flight simulators and trainers for military and civilian planes and helicopters. Products include flight and weapons simulators and tactical air defense trainers. Its systems reproduce instruments, controls, and mission operator stations, and offer computerized visual simulations with realistic, high-resolution images. CAE USA has more than 25 US training sites and aviation services. Customers include Airbus, FedEx Corporation, Lockheed Martin, the US Navy and US Air Force, and the UK's Royal Air Force. Formerly known as Reflectone (and owned by BAE), the company was acquired by CAE Inc. in 2001.

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