Companies

AVIC

Beijing China · 2008

China's state-owned aviation industrial complex, encompassing military fighters (J-20), the COMAC C919 commercial airliner program, helicopters, and general aviation under a single government-directed enterprise.

High

Bombardier

Montréal Canada · 1942

A Canadian business aviation pure-play producing the Challenger 350 and Global 7500 ultra-long-range jets, targeting the premium end of the market after divesting its commercial and regional aircraft divisions.

High

Dassault Aviation

Paris France · 1929

A French aerospace icon producing the ultra-long-range Falcon 6X and Falcon 10X business jets alongside the Rafale multirole fighter, with a reputation for exceptional engineering precision and owner satisfaction.

High

Collins Aerospace

Charlotte NC USA · 2018

An RTX subsidiary and one of the world's largest aerospace systems integrators, providing aircraft interiors, flight controls, wheels and brakes, avionics, and connectivity solutions to airlines and defense customers globally.

High

Honeywell Aerospace

Phoenix AZ USA · 1906

A leading avionics and aircraft systems provider whose technology — from flight management computers to auxiliary power units — is installed on virtually every commercial and business aircraft type flying today.

High

Safran Group

Paris France · 2005

A French aerospace powerhouse co-producing CFM LEAP engines with GE, alongside advanced landing gear, nacelles, aircraft seats, and avionics, with a strong aftermarket services business spanning global airlines.

High

GE Aerospace

Cincinnati OH USA · 2023

A global aviation propulsion leader with LEAP engines dominating narrow-body fleets and the GE9X powering the Boeing 777X, while co-developing the CFM RISE open-fan engine targeting a 20% fuel burn reduction by 2035.

Pioneer

Rolls-Royce Holdings

London UK · 1906

A world-class jet engine maker powering the Boeing 787 and Airbus A350 via its Trent series, now pivoting toward UltraFan efficiency engines, small modular reactors, and hybrid-electric aviation propulsion.

Pioneer

Embraer

São José dos Campos Brazil · 1969

Brazil's global aerospace champion, producing E-Jet E2 regional airliners, Phenom and Praetor business jets, and the KC-390 military transport, while expanding into eVTOL through its Eve Air Mobility spinoff.

High

Airbus SE

Toulouse France · 1970

The world's largest commercial aircraft manufacturer by deliveries, producing the A320neo, A350, and A380 families while pioneering hydrogen propulsion, autonomous UAVs, and urban air mobility through its ZEROe and CityAirbus programs.

Pioneer
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