Paramount Aviation Services is a one-stop-shop for civil aviation industry. We are a leading provider of training support for airlines, as well as for individual aviation professionals and we are dedicated in providing the most professional training experience in the market.
Newton Design is a Native American-owned, ISO 9001:2015-certified small business, manufacturing high quality simulation and training equipment serving the commercial aviation industry since 1996.
Quantified Design Solutions designs and develops computer-based, virtual, and augmented reality training systems for the medical and aviation industries. Our training solutions provide the most immersive training experience possible for complex and high stress procedural tasks.
Collins Aerospace is a leader in technologically advanced, intelligent solutions that help to redefine the aerospace and defense industry. We dedicate our capabilities, comprehensive portfolio and expertise to solving customers’ toughest challenges and meeting the demands of the global market.
Cole Engineering Services (CESI) has delivered innovative training solutions to DoD and commercial clients since 2004.
Bihrle Applied Research Inc. (BAR), is a leader in aeronautical research and development, specializing in the development of flight-representative math models for commercial and military fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft, including extended envelopes.
ASTi is the leading supplier of communications, automated ATC, and sound systems to the training and simulation industry. ASTi meets FAA, EASA, and equivalent Level D qualifications with simulators around the world.
Airbus Training accompanies its customers throughout the aircraft lifecycle to screen, train, and maintain their staff competencies. Thanks to the OEM experience and expertise, Airbus Training ensures efficient and safe integration into their operations.
AMST-Aviation, part of AMST Group, with facilities in Nieuw-Vennep, the Netherlands and Ranshofen, Austria, has built confidence into their devices since 1982.
