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FOUNdaTIONFOCUS Members by Region Canada/USA Airports Avaya Aviation DuPont Jeld-Wen Sanofi-Aventis Duncan Aviation Jeppesen Airlines Vancouver International Airport Authority Avjet Corp. EG&G Technical Services Jet Aviation ATA Airlines Westchester County Airport B&C Aviation EVASWorldwide Jetport Air Canada Manufacturers & Engine BP America Earth Star Johnson & Johnson Air Transport International Airbus Ball Corp. Eastman Chemical Co. Johnson Controls AirTran Airways Avionica Bank of America Eastman Kodak Co. K-Services Alaska Airlines Boeing Commercial Airplanes Bank of Stockton Eaton Corp KB Home Aloha Airlines Bombardier Aerospace Aircraft Services Barnes & Noble Bookstores Eclipse Aviation Corp. KaiserAir American Airlines Calspan Corp. Basin Electric Power Coop. Eli Lilly & Co. Kellogg Co. Astar Air Cargo Dassault Falcon Jet Battelle Memorial Institute EMC Corp. KeyCorp Aviation Co. Atlas Air GE Aviation Baxter Healthcare Corp. Emerson Electric Co. Koch Business Holdings Baron Aviation Services Gulfstream Aerospace Bechtel Corp. Entergy Services The Kroger Co. CargoJet Airways Honeywell BellSouth Corporate Aviation Execaire Level 3 Communications Champion Air Indal Technologies Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee ExxonMobil Corp. Liberty Global Continental Airlines Lockheed Martin Corporate Aircraft Bombardier Club Challenger FHC Flight Services Limited Brands Continental Micronesia Pratt & Whitney Bombardier FlexJet First Quality Enterprises Lucent Technologies Delta Air Lines Pratt & Whitney Canada Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. FL Aviation M&N Aviation Era Helicopters Raytheon Aircraft Co. Brunswick Corp. FlightWorks Magic Carpet Aviation Evergreen International Rockwell Automation Business & Commercial Aviation Florida Power & Light Co. Marathon Oil Co. FedEx Express Rolls-Royce North America C&S Wholesale Grocers Flowers Industries The Marmon Group Forward Air International Airlines Safe Flight Instrument Corp. CCI Pilot Services II Flying Lion Masco Corp. Flight Department Kitty Hawk Aircargo Teledyne Controls Campbell Sales Co-Flight Operations Ford Motor Co. McCormick & Company NetJets UTFlight Cape Clear Fuqua Flight McDonald’s Corp. Northwest Airlines Maintenance & Repair Cargill GTC Management Services The McGraw-Hill Companies Omni Air International Caterpillar Gannett Co. McWane WCF Aircraft Corp. Omniflight Helicopters Cessna Aircraft Co. Gaylord Entertainment Co. MedAire UPS Airlines Corporate Chevron Corp. GEICO Corp. Mente US Airways 3M Aviation Cigna Corp. General Dynamics Merck & Co. United Airlines ACM Aviation Cingular Wireless General Electric Co. Milliken & Co. Virgin America AFLAC Citigroup Corporate Aviation General Mills Monsanto Aircraft Operations World Airways AGRO Industrial Management Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated General Motors Corp. Motorola Low-Cost Carriers AMSAFE Aviation The Coca-Cola Co. Georgia-Pacific Corp. Mutual of Omaha JetBlue Airways Corp. AT&T Colleen Corp Group Holdings NetJets International Southwest Airlines Abbott Laboratories ConocoPhillips H. Beau Altman Corp. Nissan Corporate Aviation WestJet Airlines AirFlite ConocoPhillips Aviation Alaska H.J. Heinz Co. Norfolk Southern Corp. Air Logistics, a Bristow Co. Corporate Angel Network Halliburton Co. Northern Jet Management Regional Airlines AirNet Systems Corporate Aviation Service Harley-Davidson Motor Co. Novartis Aviation Air Transat Alberto-Culver USA Corporate Flight Alternatives Harris Corp. Owens Corning Atlantic Southeast Airlines Alcoa Corporate Flight International Hewlett-Packard Aviation Owens-Illinois General Caribbean Sun Airlines Alticor Costco Wholesale Hillenbrand Industries PPG Industries Comair Altria Corporate Services Cox Enterprises Hilton Hotels Corp. Parker Drilling Co. First Air Amerada Hess Corp. Crescent Heights Flight Operations The Home Depot Parker-Hannifin Corp. Frontier Airlines American Electric Power Aviation Crown Equipment Corp. Honeywell Pentastar Aviation Laker Airways (Bahamas) American Express Co. CTB Huntsman PepsiCo Helicopter Amgen Cummins IBM Flight Operations Pfizer Alpine Helicopters Anadarko Petroleum Corp. Darden Restaurants IMS Health Pfizer AirShuttle Arkansas Children’s Hospital Anheuser-Busch Cos. Deere & Co. Imperial Oil The Pictsweet Co. Blue Hawaiian Helicopters Aon Corp. Dillard’s Interlaken Capital Aviation Services Pilot Corp. Campbell Helicopters Archer Daniels Midland Co. Dominion Resources International Paper Pioneer Hi-Bred International CHC Helicopters Canada Armstrong World Industries The Dow Chemical Co. JCPenney Co. Principal Financial Group PHI Ashland Dow Corning Corp. JP Morgan Chase Printpack WWW.FLIGHTSAFETY.ORG | AVIATIONSAFETYWORLD | AUGUST 2006 | FOUNdaTIONFOCUS Procter & Gamble American Jet International Saint Louis University Teamsters Local 1224 Ronald Schleede Progress Energy Bombardier Skyjet Southeastern Oklahoma State University Allied Pilots Association Doug Schwartz Quest Diagnostics Chantilly Air Southern Alberta Institute of Canadian Business Aviation Association Rusty Scioscia Quizno’s Aviation Department Cloud Nine Aviation Technology Ebsco Subscription Service Seven Stars Group RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co. Corporate Jets Southern California Safety Institute Frontier Airline Pilots Association John J. Sheehan Raytheon Co. DC Global Aviation Southern Methodist University Helicopter Association International Jane K. Toth St. Philips College LRC Richmor Aviation Elite Air Independent Pilots Association Carl W. Vogt University Aviation Association Rosemore Aviation Epps Air Service International Society of Air Safety David Vornholt University of North Dakota Sanofi-Aventis Global Aviation Investigators Terry Yaddaw University of Oklahoma S.C. Johnson Heritage Flight Maintenance and Ramp Safety Society University of Southern California SCANA Corp. Jackson Air Charter National Aeronautic Association of Mexico & Vaughn College of Aeronautics the USA Sizeler Realty Co. Key Air V1 Aviation Training National Air Traffic Controllers Central America Schering-Plough Corp. Knollwood Aviation Association Virtual Flight Surgeons Airlines The Schwan Food Co. Million Air Richmond National Air Transportation Association ABC Aerolineas Sears Holdings Corp. Pinnacle Air Government/CAAs National Association of Flight Shamrock Aviation Premier Air Charter Corp. 120G-AIS Instructors Aeromexpress Shaw Communications Quaker Enterprises 39 AS-SEF National Business Aviation Association Aviateca COPA Shaw Managed Services Rainin Air Aero Club Kadena AFB Professional Aviation Maintenance Association Estafeta Carga Aérea Shell Aircraft International Trans-Exec Air Service Alberta Government, Air Transportation Rand Corp. LACSA-Lineas Aereas Signature Flight Support USAirports Air Charters Services Regional Airline Association MasAir Cargo Airline Sky River Management Universal Jet Aviation Army Aero-AOBC NJ DA-COLLECT ALBAT-Defence Dept. Swets Information Services Mexicana Airlines Skyservice Airlines World Class Aviation Defence Department Regional Library TACA International Airlines Sony Aviation World Class Charters Consulting/Vendor Sprint Corp. Department of Homeland Security, Alertness Solutions Xpress Air Immigration & Customs Enforcement Regional Airlines St. Paul Travelers Aviation Mobility Academia Drug Enforcement Administration- Aero California Steelcase North America Aviation Division Aviation Personnel International Aeroméxico Air Routing International SunTrust Banks National Defence Headquarters-Canada Flightscape Incorporated Aviacsa Airlines Airbus North America Customer Sunoco Services Nav Canada IHS Aviation Information Lineas Aereas Azteca Supervalu Airline Training Associates Navy Air Test & Evaluation Squadron The Metropolitan Aviation Group Transportes Aeromar Target Corp. Atlanta Technical College Transportation Safety Board of Canada PAR Tech Travel Aviation Associations TeamLease Transport Canada Safegate Airport Systems Aviation Technical Library ASPA de México Tennessee Valley Authority U.S. Army Flight Training Department Safety Focus Group Bowling Green State University Colegio de Pilotos Aviadores de México Texas Instruments CAE SimuFlite U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Safety Operating Systems Administration-Langley Research Center The Timken Co. Central Georgia Technical College The VanAllen Group U.S. Naval Safety Center Caribbean & TransCanada Central Missouri State University Individuals Tudor Investment Corp U.S. Air Force Safety Center West Indies Corporate Aviation Systems Malcolm B. Armstrong USAA U.S. Coast Guard-Washington, DC Daniel Webster College Michael S. Baum Airlines The United Co. U.S. Federal Aviation Administration Dudley Knox Library Serials (FAA) Sheila C. Beahm Air Jamaica United States Steel Corp. 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