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Fri, Feb 28, 2003

ElectronicFlight Solutions Partners with FlightSafety

ElectronicFlight Solutions has received approval from FlightSafety's Standards Group, authorizing the use of the CompleteLearning Avionics Software Library throughout their 40 learning centers. The Wichita, Kansas learning centers (Cessna, Raytheon & Lear) are the first to implement the avionics training software in their classrooms. During an aircraft checkout course, what little time is devoted to avionics training is now enhanced by ElectronicFlight's highly-graphical and interactive presentations. Animated graphics are used to train TCAS, EGPWS, Stormscope and Garmin GPS. FlightSafety is also using the training software in their maintenance training programs.

Each Center also offers the new "Activate Me" CD to each pilot or technician attending initial or recurrent training. The new "Activate Me" program contains a single CD-ROM that includes a brief demonstration of the avionics training software and the four current training modules. The new CD-ROM will show a 2-3 screen interactive demo of each topic within each module. The pilot or technician can then activate the full module by purchasing an unlock code either online or directly by phone. "Activate Me" CD-ROMs are also available to any pilot directly from ElectronicFlight or any ElectronicFlight Partner Avionics Shop. ElectronicFlight Solutions, Inc. offers the ElectronicFlight CompleteLearning™ Avionics Software Library of computer-based, just-in-time training products to the general aviation and corporate marketplace.

FMI: www.ElectronicFlight.com

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