Xe provides innovative private sector solutions to US Government and non US Government clients. Founded in 1997, we were initially envisioned as a basic training facility to support the needs of local and regional law enforcement personnel. Today, we are capable of providing much more. Since our inception, we have expanded this corporate vision, empowering a talented collection of seasoned professionals from a wide range of disciplines, directing them to develop cost efficient and operationally effective solutions for the US Government and other clientele. The company’s ability to deliver custom solutions is made possible through the integration of its four core competencies: International Training, Logistics/Mobility, Innovative Technologies, and Professional resources. Headquartered in Moyock, North Carolina, Xe is situated on the largest private training center in the United States, the United States Training Center (USTC). This facility is comprised of many unique training ranges, special tactical training areas, and other training support activity centers. We also have extensive technology design and manufacturing capabilities making our Moyock Headquarters a one of a kind center for problem solving excellence. As one of the world’s most successful security services corporations, we are a leading provider of creative solutions for the United States government. We have designed and manufactured myriad innovative products; state of the art remotely piloted airships, IED safe armored personnel carriers, and effective training support systems to name a few. Xe operates in nine countries delivering critical assistance to clients focused on post conflict and post disaster stabilization efforts.

Vueling Airlines for an elevated travel experience. The discount airline offers more than 80 daily flights on 90 domestic and international routes. It serves major cities throughout Spain as well as several top destinations in Europe, including Amsterdam, Brussels, Milan, Paris, and Rome. Vueling operates a fleet of 35 aircraft, all Airbus A320s, from its base in Barcelona and from hubs in Valencia and Madrid. The airline took to the skies in mid-2004. It took its name by adding a common English suffix to the Spanish word for "flight" (vuelo). In July 2009, Vueling merged with Iberia's low-fare airline, Clickair. Iberia owns 45% of the new Vueling.

Panasonic Avionics is the world leader in in-flight entertainment and communications, with most systems installed, most airlines served, and the industries deepest knowledge base, developed with over 25 years of consistent product innovation and committed customer service.Panasonic Avionics Corporation is headquartered in Lake Forest, California, with offices in Bothell, Washington; regional centers in Dallas, Singapore, London, Toulouse, Tokyo, Sydney and Dubai; system production facilities in Osaka; and field service, maintenance and sales facilities worldwide.Panasonic Avionics Corporation is a subsidiary of Panasonic Corporation of North America, best known by the Panasonic brand name. Panasonic Corporation of North America, based in Secaucus, New Jersey, is the principal North American subsidiary of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (NYSE: MC) and the hub of Panasonic's U.S. marketing, sales and service operations.

The company works for the US Department of Defense as a prime contractor and as a subcontractor. Its offerings fall into two main buckets: engineering, scientific, and technical services (systems and software engineering, modeling and simulation, training and weapons systems development, information technology design and services); and management and operations support services (building and grounds maintenance, logistics support, management consulting).

Hawker Beechcraft Corporation is a world-leading manufacturer of business, special-mission and trainer aircraft – designing, marketing and supporting aviation products and services for businesses, governments and individuals worldwide. The company’s headquarters and major facilities are located in Wichita, Kansas, with operations in Salina, Kansas; Little Rock, Arkansas; and Chester, England, U.K. The company leads the industry with a global network of more than 100 factory-owned and authorized service centers.

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.

Macquarie Airports Management Limited hopes its investments always soar through cloudless skies. Affiliated with Australian investment bank Macquarie Bank Limited, the firm invests in airports located in Australia, Belgium, Italy, and the UK. It owns more than 70% of the Sydney and Brussels Airports, about 30% of the Copenhagen Airport, and about 15% of the Birmingham Airport. The company uses "airport specialists" to improve business operations such as the expansion of car parking and the streamlining of the airport check-in process. Macquarie Airports' ownership structure is comprised of two trusts and a Bermudian mutual fund entity.

Hampson’s operations are structured into three segments, operating from sixteen manufacturing sites and facilities spanning three continents. Through this global footprint we provide leading-edge, fully integrated manufacturing solutions for:1)Aerostructural components & assemblies2)Performance-critical components for gas turbine engines3)Close tolerance components & rotating assemblies for turbochargers, fuel delivery & hydraulic applications4)Precision tooling systems for large, composite aerostructuresOur mission is to provide global competitive advantage to our key customers through the use of innovative thinking in engineering and the integration of technology-driven manufacturing and supply chain strategies to create value that stands apart.

GE Honda Aero Engines, LLC. is a 50/50 joint venture between GE Aviation and Honda Aero, Inc., and was formed in October 2004 to design, manufacture, sell, and support a family of innovative engines in the 1000 to 3500 pound thrust class for the business aviation industry. The two companies began talks in 2003 with the goal of providing durable and economical engines for business aviation. The idea was to combine the strengths of each parent company in technology leadership, manufacturing expertise, and performance engine tradition to provide modern business aviation engines with the performance and availability of large commercial engines.Honda began research and development of its jet engine and aircraft projects in 1986. Over five generations, Honda refined its small engine technology, with demonstrated capability in ground and flight testing. Meanwhile, GE has been engaged in groundbreaking development including engines for regional and business jets, and the world's most powerful commercial engine. Now, Honda and GE's joint engineering has resulted in the next generation of smaller, lightweight, low cost, and highly efficient business jet engines.The HF120 turbofan engine will be the first product from GE Honda Aero Engines after completing a rigorous testing and maturation program. The HF120's launch customers include Spectrum Aeronautical's "Freedom" and Honda Aircraft's "HondaJet".

South Korea's leading airline, Korean Air Lines flies to about 110 cities in more than 35 countries worldwide. The Asia/Pacific region and the US account for most of its traffic. The airline extends its network as part of the SkyTeam global marketing and code-sharing alliance, led by Delta Air Lines and Air France. (Code-sharing allows carriers to sell tickets on one another's flights.) In addition to its passenger business, Korean Air is a leading air cargo carrier. Its fleet of about 125 Airbus and Boeing jets includes more than 20 freighters. The carrier has interests in aerospace components, airline catering, and hotel and limousine businesses. Its subsidiary, Jin Air, started flights in Korea in mid-2008.

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