The legendary Flying Dutchman sails on alone, but KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is part of Air France-KLM, Europe's largest airline company. KLM and Air France operate from their respective hubs in Amsterdam and Paris as independent carriers, but they are working to coordinate their businesses. KLM flies to 250 destinations and operates 190 planes, including about 55 used for its KLM Cityhopper charter operations. It also owns two subsidiaries based in the Netherlands that offer budget charter and scheduled flights: Transavia and Martinair. Air France and KLM extend their worldwide networks as members of the SkyTeam alliance, which also includes carriers such as Alitalia, China Southern, and Korean Air Lines.

Air Partner has been trading for over 50 years and is a world leading provider of aviation charter services to industry, commerce, governments and individuals worldwide. The Group is globally recognised as a leading charter broker and organises ad hoc aircraft charters of every type for any reason. Its three main divisions comprise Air Partner Private Jets, Air Partner Commercial Jets and Air Partner Freight. The Commercial Jets division charters large airliners to move groups of any size. Private Jets offers the company's pre-paid JetCard scheme and on-demand charter. With its headquarters alongside Gatwick airport in the UK, Air Partner operates 24/7 year-round and has 20 offices globally. Air Partner is also the only air charter broker in the UK certified ISO 9001:2008 compliant for commercial airline and private jet solutions worldwide.

Air Methods Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, provides air medical emergency transport services and systems in the United States. The company operates through three segments: Community-Based Model, Hospital-Based Model, and Products. The Community-Based Model segment provides air medical transportation services, which include medical care, aircraft operation and maintenance, communications and dispatch, and medical billing and collection services. As of December 31, 2008, this segment operated 131 helicopters and 4 fixed wing aircraft. The Hospital-Based Model segment offers air medical transportation services and medically-equipped helicopters and airplanes for hospitals. As of December 31, 2008, this segment operated 191 helicopters and 12 fixed wing aircraft. The Products segment involves in the design, manufacture, and installation of aircraft medical interiors and other aerospace and medical transport products for domestic and international customers. Air Methods Corporation was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Englewood, Colorado.

L-3 Vertex provides aviation and aerospace technical services, primarily for U.S. Government customers. The company has more than 11,000 employees at 300 locations worldwide (36 states and 33 countries) supporting 3,500 military and government aircraft and systems (89 distinct aircraft types.)L-3 Vertex began as Beech Aerospace Services, Inc. (BASI) in 1977, with name changes to Raytheon Aerospace in 1995, Vertex Aerospace in 2001 and finally to L-3 Vertex Aerospace in December, 2003. The company is a subsidiary of L-3 Communications (NYSE: LLL) and is part of the L-3 Integrated Systems group.

Western Aircraft began as the corporate flight department for the Morrison Knudsen Corporation (MK), headquartered in Boise, Idaho, over 60 years ago. In 1957, MK responded to an overwhelming need for aircraft repair services by applying for and receiving its first FAA Certified Repair Station Certificate. During the 1980's, three more hangars were added, and the company became a wholly owned subsidiary of Morrison Knudsen Corporation incorporated under the name of Western Aircraft Inc.

Emirates Group is familiar with, it's the skies above Dubai. The group operates through international airline Emirates, which is wholly owned by the government of Dubai. The group also owns air travel services provider Dnata, which provides ground handling, air cargo transportation, and tour and travel arrangements throughout the Middle East. Its portfolio of operations also includes Emirates SkyCargo (freight and logistics), Emirates Engineering (civil aviation maintenance), Emirates Hotels & Resorts (hospitality management), Emirates Aviation College (pilot and cabin crew training), and Mercator (IT services provider to such customers as British Airways, Singapore Airlines, and Qantas).

SAFRAN USA (formerly Snecma USA) operates on the fly. It acts as a holding company for a series of aircraft and industrial parts makers in the US and Mexico. Manufacturers include Labinal (wiring and electrical systems), Messier-Dowty (landing gear systems), and Aerotec de Mexico (wiring harnesses for military aircraft). The lineup features gas turbine engines; subfractional horsepower electrical motors; and aircraft brakes, wheel, and landing gear. Formed in 2009, subsidiary MorphoTrak offers biometric and identification management products and services to Federal, state and local governments, and commercial markets. When SAFRAN USA's former parent Snecma was acquired by SAFRAN, Snecma USA was renamed SAFRAN USA.

Zodiac Group's "Equipment and Systems" activities for aeronautics are now part of the Aircraft Systems segment. INTERTECHNIQUE, is companies that were created to provide reliable and efficient equipment to aircraft and engine manufacturers and together constitute the Aircraft Systems field of segment. They are recognized worldwide as specialists in high technology equipment and systems for essential functions both on the ground and in the air.

Airlines hire Air Serv to provide the ground-based services that help passengers and cargo take to the skies. The company's offerings include cargo handling, ground transportation, passenger services (such as baggage handling and ticket verification), and ramp services. Air Serv operates at about 20 airports throughout the US; the company also does business in the UK. Customers have included Delta Air Lines, FedEx, and UAL's United Airlines. Air Serv was established in 2002 by chairman Frank Argenbright, who previously had founded Argenbright Security.

Sequa's sequel is a sleek new beginning. Having divested itself of its formal apparel and chemical businesses, Sequa has turned its eye to its four main businesses which are comprised in three operating segments. Chromalloy Gas Turbine is the largest unit in the Aerospace segment; it makes and repairs jet engine parts for airlines and other customers. Sequa's Automotive unit, which includes ARC Automotive and Casco Products, makes airbag inflators, sensors, and car cigarette lighters. Its Metal-Coatings unit, Precoat Metals, makes coatings for building products. In 2007 the company was bought out by The Carlyle Group in a deal valued at about $2.7 billion.

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