Aviation consulting firms provide expert services across the industry, offering strategic, operational, and technical advice to airports, airlines, MROs, and regulators. Their support ranges from airport planning and design to regulatory compliance, safety, and business optimization.

Airlines are commercial aviation companies that provide scheduled air transport services for passengers and cargo. They operate aircraft fleets across domestic and international routes, forming the backbone of the global air travel industry.

GSE (Ground Support Equipment) companies provide equipment and services that support aircraft on the ground, including towing, fuelling, baggage handling, and power supply, helping to ensure efficient and safe airport operations.

Aerospace Component Manufacturers design and produce parts and systems used in aircraft, such as engines, avionics, and structural components, supporting both commercial and defence aviation.

MRO (Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul) companies specialize in maintaining and restoring aircraft to ensure safety and airworthiness. Their services include airframe, engine, and component repairs, along with inspections, testing, and certifications.

Air Traffic Controllers coordinate the traffic in and out of an airport and en-route between airports. Some work in the airport tower while others guide traffic using a radar screen in a control room.

Aircraft Maintenance Technician Schools (AMTS) provide training programs for those seeking to become aircraft maintenance technicians, also known as aircraft maintenance engineers.

Flight schools provide training for fixed-wing aircraft. You can earn your private pilot license, pursue a career as an airline pilot, or explore specialized courses in aviation.