Profile Stories

For six decades, Tri-State G&T has used business aircraft including the Beechcraft Super King 200 to deliver electricity across the Rocky Mountains.

The Tulsa, OK-based Williams flight department traces its history to 1927 – the year Charles Lindbergh made his historic transatlantic solo flight. In the decades since, Williams has used dozens of aircraft types while becoming one of the largest pipeline operators in the United States.

In 15 towns across the Tar Heel State, residents have access to world-class health care from the University of North Carolina (UNC) because of business aviation.

Alltech, an animal nutrition and health company based in Nicholasville, KY, uses business aviation to increase the impact of its business.

Rogers Group, the largest privately-owned construction aggregate company in the country, uses business aviation to effectively manage 70 quarries across 10 Midwestern and Southern states, as well as more than 100 active job sites.

For the University of Texas System, a 14-institution educational system spread across the state, business aviation led to a successful organizational assessment.

Hormel may sell branded foods to the world, but in the small town of Austin, MN – where the company has been headquartered and run its flagship plant since 1891 – it’s still treated like a local business.

Sanford Health, the largest rural, nonprofit health care system in the country, uses business aviation to transport patients and personnel from all departments across their network of medical centers, clinics and long-term care facilities.

Call & Gentry Law Group, based in Jefferson City, MO, uses business aviation to reach clients in across the country more efficiently than driving or using commercial airline service.

As a leading provider of technology solutions for the financial industry, Monett, MO-based Jack Henry & Associates has more than 40 offices across the country, but the company’s four Embraer Phenom 300s travel to many more destinations.