Valent Aerostructures

Triumph Aerospace Systems Wichita, formerly known as Lee Aerospace, designs and manufactures a range of sheet metal assemblies and aircraft windows. The company provides wing spars, cockpit sun visors, and pilot and copilot control wheels. The company was founded in 1989 by James E. Lee. Triumph Aerospace Systems Wichita also conducts tests for aerospace parts and assemblies. It maintains a full-service window repair station. The company provides windshield, window and lens repair and replacement services. It has received ISO 9001:2000 certification from the International Organization for Standardization. Triumph Aerospace Systems Wichita is a part of is a part of Triumph Group, which is one if the leading suppliers of aerospace systems and components in the world. In addition, the group serves original equipment manufacturers of commercial, private and military aircrafts.

Aerospace Systems and Components, Inc. specializes in engineering and manufacturing components for a host of general aviation original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Located in Wichita, Kan., the company produces a wide variety of pneumatic devices for the general aviation, military, gas turbine and ground support industries. It also supplies a line of diverse products ranging from small motors and blowers to a variety of valves and regulators. With over 500 different part numbers, Aerospace Systems and Components, Inc. products are used in planes and systems manufactured by Cessna, Hamilton Sunstrand, Beechcraft, Honeywell and Embraer.

Established in 1968, the Butler National Corporation operates in the aerospace and services business segments. Its services segment includes electronic monitoring of water pumping stations, temporary employee services and management services for Indian gaming enterprises. Its aerospace segment includes the manufacture of switching equipment for Boeing aircraft, fuel tank protection devices for aircraft and structural modifications for business and commercial aircraft. In 1978, Butler National commenced the development of the first talking automatic-dialing alarm system. Since that time, this original system has evolved into a family of monitoring and reporting systems capable of communicating by telephone or radio. The Butler National Corporation has an office in Newton, Kan.