Air Industries Group

Produces build-to-print metal components and complete assemblies for established military and commercial aircraft programs, rather than designing aircraft. Its Complex Machining operation in Bay Shore, New York makes landing gear, flight controls, arresting gear, engine mounts, and airframe structures; Sterling Engineering in Connecticut makes turbine-engine components. Direct customers include RTX, Sikorsky, Northrop Grumman, GE Aerospace, and the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency.

Earns most bookings through long-term agreements, which set potential quantities and prices but become funded backlog only when orders are placed. Domestic production, machining capacity, quality, and delivery performance underpin its approach, while work depends on customer program schedules, material availability, skilled labor, aerospace regulations, government procurement, and financing or completion of the proposed Tenax transaction.