Reports Q4 revenue $150.0M, consensus $150.67M. CEO John Cuomo said, "Throughout the year, we won new business, grew our presence within both new and existing markets, expanded our product and service capabilities into higher-margin verticals, increased our contract bidding activity, divested non-core assets, reduced overhead costs to align with demand conditions, and built a leadership team capable of driving operational excellence at every level of the organization. We are a leaner, more competitive business today than we were entering 2020, laying the foundation for profitable growth in 2021. During Q4, our Aviation segment reported a second consecutive quarter of sequential revenue growth, driven by a combination of continued share gains and improved demand within the domestic narrow-body aircraft and B&GA markets. Within our Fleet segment, increased e-commerce fulfillment orders and strong demand from 'last-mile' commercial truck fleets contributed to improved year-over-year revenue growth. Although Federal and Defense segment revenue declined on a year-over-year basis, segment Adjusted EBITDA improved due to a more favorable contract mix. During 2021, we intend to move forward with the next phase of our business transformation plan. This year, our focus turns toward expanding our product and service offerings, continuing to capture share gains within underserved markets, executing inorganic growth opportunities, and accelerating our cultural transformation for our customers and employees".