Established in 2013 as a 50/50 joint venture between Parker Aerospace and GE Aerospace, Advanced Atomization Technologies is a Clyde, New York manufacturer supporting the aviation industry. Its fuel nozzles serve GE commercial and industrial engines, while the company’s employees remain active in Central and Western New York through volunteerism and local sponsorships.
GE AerospaceWith more than a century of aviation history, GE Aerospace is the company behind the first U.S. jet engine and the Evendale, Ohio, manufacturing center that opened in 1949. Today, it serves commercial and military aviation customers as a global provider of jet engines, integrated systems, and lifecycle support, with U.S. manufacturing sites in more than 30 communities.CINCINNATI, OH
GNY Equipment, IncEstablished in 1952 and rooted in the former Garsite TRS operation, GNY Equipment is a Made-in-USA manufacturer led by CEO Jayesh Shah in Bay Shore, New York. The company’s small team builds custom aviation fueling support equipment for military aviation and airports worldwide, with particular recognition for its patented swivel-joint designs and U.S. Air Force-approved pantographs. GNY is also certified as a minority-owned business by New York State, Suffolk County and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.BAY SHORE, NY
Advan-Tech Manufacturing, IncEstablished in 1995 to serve the aerospace market, Advan-Tech Manufacturing makes precision metal components in Orchard Park, New York. Its close collaboration with nearby customers and skilled machinists can turn a morning design idea into a prototype by lunchtime, with low-volume aerospace work supported by AS9100 and ISO 9001 registration. The company also maintains ITAR certification for defense-related programs.ORCHARD PARK, NY
TactairSince its founding as Tactair Fluid Controls in 1950, Tactair has designed and manufactured hydraulic and pneumatic controls for aerospace and defense applications. Based in Liverpool, New York, the Young & Franklin subsidiary operates two manufacturing facilities totaling 180,000 square feet and employs approximately 200 people. Its in-house engineering, precision manufacturing, testing, and FAA- and EASA-licensed repair operation support aircraft systems from landing gear to nose-wheel steering.LIVERPOOL, NY