STATE OF GEORGIA MAJOR AEROSPACE LOCATIONS

TOP 50 AEROSPACE EMPLOYERSCOMPANY CITY EMPLOYEES

1 Delta Air Lines College Park, Augusta, Savannah 29,492 2 Warner Robins Air Logistics Center (civilian only) Warner Robins 13,971 3 Lockheed Martin Marietta, St Mary’s, Aeronautics Warner Robins 8,174 4 Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. Savannah, Brunswick 6,160 5 Southwest Airlines (Air Tran) College Park 6,000 6 Express Jet College Park 3,067 7 FAA statewide 2,592 8 MEGGITT Rockmart 1,200 9 EMS Technologies (Honeywell) Norcross 1,160 10 Moody AFB (civilian only) Valdosta 836 11 The Boeing Co. Macon, Warner Robins, Atlanta 700 12 Triumph Aerostructures Milledgeville 680 13 Dobbins AFB (civilian only) Marietta 627 14 PCC Airfoils LLC Douglas 538 15 Northrop Grumman Corp. Warner Robins, Atlanta 500 16 Pratt & Whitney Columbus 465 17 Aircraft Service International Group Inc. Hapeville 450 18 Precision Components International Inc. Columbus 425 19 Rockwell Collins Inc Duluth, College Park 410 20 Global Aviation Holdings Peachtree City 350 21 L-3 Communications Alpharetta 300 22 GE Energy/Airfoils Duluth 280 23 TIMCO Aviation Services Inc. Macon 260 24 World Airways (Charter Division) Peachtree City 255 25 Universal Alloy Corp. Canton 245 26 Barco Inc. Duluth 235 27 Parker Hannifin Corp. Dublin 220 28 TBI Airport Management Atlanta 200 29 Chromalloy Georgia Newnan 198 30 TECT Thomasville 190 31 TIGHITCO Inc. Atlanta 185 32 Phoenix Air Group Cartersville 180 33 Thrush Aircraft Inc. Albany 180 34 StandardAero Augusta 175 35 Firth Rixson Midway 165 36 Epps Aviation Inc. Chamblee 160 37 Jered LLC Brunswick 160 38 Zodiac Aerospace College Park 146 39 McCann Aerospace Machining Corp. Athens 143 40 Eaton Corp. Eastanollee 142 41 Web Industries Inc Suwanee 125 42 American Panel Corp. Alpharetta 120 43 Edwards Interiors Rincon 120 44 Bombardier Macon 119 45 FELLFAB Corp. College Park 110 46 Precision Machine of Savannah Savannah 105 47 BAE Systems Inc. Warner Robins 104 48 SAIC Warner Robins 100 49 Bruel and Kjaer Norcross 100 50 Manufactured Assemblies Corporation Buford 100 Sources: GDEcD, Georgia Power Company

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Georgia NorthwesternTechnical College

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AugustaTechnical College

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Central GeorgiaTechnical College

Southern Polytechnic& State University

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Aerospace Employers

Major City

Aerospace Education*

Air Force Base

Commercial Airports

Ports

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT Aerospace.GeorgiaInnovation.orga division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development

*Aerospace EducationTechnical College Programs:Georgia Northwestern Technical College (Rome), South Georgia Technical College (Americus), Atlanta Technical College (Atlanta), Central Georgia Technical College (Warner Robins)

Coming in 2014:Savannah Technical College (Savannah), Augusta Technical College (Augusta)

Aviation Programs:Middle Georgia State College (Eastman)

Engineering Programs: Georgia Southern University (Statesboro), Mercer University (Macon), Southern Polytechnic & State University (Marietta), Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta), University of Georgia (Athens)