Aero

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Aero may refer to:

• the Latin prefix relating to flight,
• a chiefly British adjective related to flight, as in "aero engine"

Contents 1 Products 2 Companies 2.1 Aviation 3 Other

[edit] Products

• Windows Aero, a user interface in Windows Vista
• Aero (chocolate) chocolate bar
• Mitsubishi Fuso Aero Bus series
• Hyundai Aero, a bus built by the Hyundai Motor Company
• Aero (automobile), a Czech automobile
• Aero Minor, a Czech Automobile
• SSC Aero, a mid-engine sports car by Shelby Super Cars
• AERO, a 2004 album by Jean Michel Jarre
• High-performance versions of cars from Saab Automobile
• Aerobus, a form of transport which uses a non-typical monorail system on a cable system similar to the one used by suspension bridges.

[edit] Companies

• Aéropostale (clothing), a United States clothing store

[edit] Aviation

• Aero Contractors (Nigeria), a scheduled airline from Nigeria
• Aero, a United States aircraft manufacturer, later became Aero Design and Engineering Company, and later the Aero Commander division of Rockwell International.
• Aero Ltd, a Polish aircraft company
• AeroGB, a British flight training company, based in Agen, France
• Aéropostale (aviation), a French aviation company
• Aeropostal Alas de Venezuela, an airline based in Caracas in Venezuela
• Aero Vodochody, a Czech aircraft company
• Aero Airlines, an Estonian airline owned by Finnair
• Aero O/Y, the name of Finnair until 1953.
• Aeroflot - Russian Airlines
• Aero makes up the first part of many Latin American airlines including:
  • Aeroperú (literally translated as Air Peru)
  • Aeroméxico
  • Aerocondor
  • Aero Condor Peru
  • Aerolíneas Argentinas

[edit] Other

• Aero, A comic book character associated with the New X-Men.
• Ærø, an island in Denmark
• Fixed-wing aircraft
• Aerospace engineering
• Aerosmith
• .aero, the internet top-level domain
• Akron Aeros
• Aerodynamic (song), by Daft Punk
• Aero the Acro-Bat, a game by Iguana Entertainment
• Aero, British Columbia, a ghost town on Moresby Island in the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, Canada