Press Release

Issued by JETNET.

February 15, 2008

Since the inception of JETNET/AvData's helicopter database service in 2006, it continues to grow. Covering some 28,700 rotary wing airframes (almost 4,000 more than just one year ago) around the globe, the helicopter service continues to provide valuable information to the aircraft industry. JETNET/AvData's helicopter service will be highlighted this year at the HELI-EXPO; the world's largest tradeshow dedicated to the civil helicopter industry.

JETNET/AvData is the ultimate source for data on business aircraft worldwide. The Company's database houses both fixed wing and helicopter services. Headquartered in its state-of-the-art facility in Utica, NY, JETNET/AvData offers comprehensive user-friendly aircraft data via real time internet access or regular updates.

The helicopter service is the largest and most complete civil helicopter database available, encompassing piston and turbine-powered helicopters worldwide. Helicopter data provided includes highly detailed owner/operator information, base location, interior/exterior photos, as well as comprehensive airframe and power plant specifications. This database contains the most complete and current listing of helicopters available for sale, trade or lease as well as transaction histories on individual airframes. No fee is charged to owners for their JETNET/AvData aircraft listing. Packaged in JETNET/AvData's highly popular Evolution interface, users are afforded access to a vast array of sort and search features, fleet and market reports, data export privileges and all the benefits of a completely on-line and relational database architecture.

"Each year JETNET for helicopters outperforms the last," President of JETNET/AvData, Vincent Esposito said. "It is truly an amazing service that we are proud to offer our clients. We've successfully added inventory and kept it an easy-to-use interface."

JETNET/AvData will also feature their new Aviation Business Index (ABI) service – a worldwide portal for aviation information. Accessible through www.aviationbusinessindex.com, the service offers access to information on 60,000 aviation companies worldwide. Data is updated in real-time and includes information on business aircraft, commercial aircraft, helicopters, and more. A dedicated research staff has compiled relevant information on owners of fixed wing aircraft including jets, turboprops, and pistons as well as helicopter owners. With ABI, customers can purchase mail lists or e-mail lists from the world's most comprehensive aviation data source.

"The positive feedback we receive about our ABI service just reinforces that we're doing the right thing," continued Esposito. "Aviation professionals and enthusiasts from all over the globe take advantage of our vast archive of aviation data. They can access aviation products and services offered, including various market reports, industry news and events. They can also reach aircraft owners and operators and view aircraft for sale by professional dealers."