Dassault Aviation Company Profile Dassault Aviation keeps corporate leaders flying high in its Falcon family of business jets. Luxury jets account for the bulk of the company's fortunes, with Falcon Jet making up more than 60% of sales. Dassault's lean and mean military aircraft, such as the Mirage and Rafale jet fighters, account for much of the remainder. The company teamed up with SAFRAN to develop tactical unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and is prime contractor for EADS' combat UAVs. Dassault Aviation makes about one-third of its sales in France. The founding Dassault family owns just over half of the company; EADS owns about 46%.

Société Anonyme Belge de Constructions Aeronautiques(SABCA)designs, tests, and manufactures aircraft parts for civil aviation, space, and military clients. A partner of Airbus and Dassault, SABCA supplies such integral parts as tailcones, wing panels, and subfloor structures used in private and commercial aircraft. It also manufactures structures and thrust vectoring systems for European space customers such as Arianespace and Europropulsion. SABCA's military operations include production, overhauls, and upgrades of military helicopters and airplanes, supporting nine air forces worldwide.

Republic Airways strives to be the premier solutions provider of regional jet capacity to a diverse group of network airlines. We work closely with our partners to provide low cost high quality regional jet capacity. Republic Airways aircraft are deployed under our network partners brand to provide service to existing markets, open new markets and schedule convenient and frequent flights for our major airline partners.Republic Airways will continue to build customer loyalty and brand preference for our major airline partners through consistent, seamless customer service. For our employees, beyond offering competitive compensation and benefits, we strive to make our company a rewarding place to work. We insist the flying public be the ultimate beneficiary of this effort.

Keystone Helicopter provides helicopter maintenance and engineering services such as airframe maintenance, avionics integration, component repair, engine maintenance and overhaul, fabrication and machining, interior cabin finishing, and painting. The subsidiary of helicopter manufacturer Sikorsky Aircraft, has begun making Sikorsky's legendary S-76 commercial helicopters. Besides its parent, other customers include AgustaWestland and Bell Helicopter Textron. Keystone Helicopter, which does all of its manufacturing from a 250,000 sq. ft. facility in Pennsylvania, was founded by former Navy pilot Peter Wright in 1953.

Central Air Southwest, Kansas City’s own charter airline! We have been providing safe, prompt, and reliable air-transportation services since 1974 to banking institutions, parcel delivery companies, freight forwarders, medical laboratories, air courier companies, photo processing centers, newspaper publishers, and automotive manufacturers. Based on our proven success, we are proud to introduce our passenger air charter service to the public.Central Air Southwest, Inc. is a certificated FAA Part 135 air-carrier currently operating a fleet of 35 Aero Commander 500 B's throughout the Central, Northern, and Southern United States.

Jet Airways (India) has India covered, flying to about 45 destinations throughout the country from its primary hub in Mumbai and several secondary hubs. The airline operates a fleet of more than 85 aircraft, mostly Boeing 737s. Besides domestic service, Jet Airways flies to about 20 cities in Asia, Europe and North America. It extends its offerings via code-sharing relationships with carriers such as Qantas and Brussels Airlines. (Code-sharing enables airlines to sell tickets on one another's flights and thus offer potential passengers service to additional markets.) Subsidiary JetLite serves about 30 destinations, mostly in India. Jet Airways was founded in 1993 and is controlled by Chairman Naresh Goyal.

Thales Aerospace Company Profile Thales Aerospace is the leading onboard electronics contractor in Europe for civil and military aircraft, including helicopters. Its products include cockpit and cabin electronics, defense equipment, onboard utilities, power generation and navigation systems, and in-flight entertainment systems. The business serves airlines, military forces, defense agencies, and aircraft manufacturers, including Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier Aerospace, Gulfstream, and Eurocopter, among others. It is a business unit of the Aerospace/Space segment of French aerospace and defense company Thales. Thales Aerospace has industrial operations in Asia/Pacific, Europe, and North America.

Air Jamaica, which transports passengers to about a dozen destinations, mainly in the Caribbean but also in the US. It operates a fleet of about 10 Airbus jets, comprised mostly of A-320s. The carrier extends its network in North America and Europe through code-sharing relationships with carriers such as Air Canada and Virgin Atlantic. (Code-sharing allows airlines to sell tickets on one another's flights.) Air Jamaica first took flight in 1966. The airline is owned by the government of Jamaica, which regained full ownership in 2004 as part of a financial restructuring. The government has been trying to sell the carrier since 2007.

In July 1997 Corporate Wings began development of the industry’s first nationwide previously owned aircraft fractional ownership program under the name Flight Options, Inc. In October 1998, Flight Options was formally launched at the 51st Annual NBAA Convention in Las Vegas, NV. While fractional ownership of aircraft was a proven concept with new aircraft, primarily supported by the aircraft manufacturers, Flight Options became the first company to offer a complete line of jets at a 35% savings over comparable aircraft offered new by other programs. Flight Options quickly became the fastest growing fractional program in June 1999 by adding 100 customers in just nine months. In December 2001, Flight Options combined operations with Raytheon Travel Air, effectively doubling the size of the company and moving the company into the sale of both new and pre-owned aircraft.In December 2005, Flight Options became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Raytheon and introduced the Go-Forward Business Plan that rationalized the fleet, which is now one of the youngest fleets, as well as the most effective and efficient fleet in North America. Flight Options was acquired in November 2007 by H.I.G. Capital, LLC, a leading global private equity firm with more than $4 billion of equity capital under management. In March 2009 Directional Capital -- an investment firm led by Flight Options Chairman Kenn Ricci, and Resilience Capital Partners -- a leading private equity firm, and key members of the Flight Options management team made an additional investment in Flight Options. H.I.G. Capital also remains an investor.

Dassault Falcon Jet sells and supports the Falcon 50EX, 900DX, 900EX EASy, 7X, 2000, and 2000EX EASy business jets. A subsidiary of Dassault Aviation, the company offers engine maintenance, spare parts and tools distribution, parts exchange, special equipment testing, and operational assistance services, as well as pilot, maintenance, and cabin crew training. More than 1,650 Falcon jets have flown into the wild blue yonder since Dassault began production in 1963. The company builds its aircraft in France, then flies them to its facilities in the US for painting and installation of interiors and amenities.

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