Burnsville, MN – December 7, 2007 - Aerosim Technologies, the recognized leader in low cost, hi-fidelity simulation software training products within the aviation industry, announced today that Lewis University has added Aerosim's JetPac for the CRJ200 to their curriculum.

JetPac™ will give the student confidence in understanding and managing glass flight deck technology.  JetPac™ will also introduce the changes in pilot roles resulting from high-tech automation, and familiarize the student with new procedures and terminology.

Honeywell [NYSE: HON] and Aerosim Technologies are pleased to announce the release of their PC-Primus Epic™ training tool for the Cessna Citation Sovereign. This PC-based familiarization tool allows pilots to practice FMS and display management procedures for ground-based and airborne operations while operating in a true free play training environment.

Bowling Green State University has selected the Aerosim Avionics System Trainer for Cirrus SR22 for their training program.
The Cirrus Avionics Systems Trainer™ (AST) is a PC-based training device designed for full avionics systems learning, using guided lessons integrated with simulation to create a fully interactive training environment. At Bowling Green State University, the trainer will be used as a classroom presentation tool.

Inter American University of San Juan Puerto Rico has added Aerosim's B737 JetPac™ metered access program with Virtual Flight Deck™ to their curriculum. An instructor copy of the Virtual Flight Deck will be used in the classroom as a presentation tool, complimented by follow-up work the students will do using the JetPac/VFD metered access program. Implementation is expected to take place for the Fall 2007 Semester.

The University of Alaska at Anchorage has added Aerosim's JetPac and Virtual Flight Deck™ (VFD™) for the CRJ200 to their curriculum. The VFD will be used in the classroom as a presentation tool, while JetPac will be used by the students for study outside of the classroom.

“This type of software will prove to be very valuable in preparing future professional pilots. This is especially true with consideration to the current hiring trends as a result of a significant pilot shortage in commercial aviation. This shortage means our graduates are more likely to be hired for equipment using technically advanced flight decks much earlier in their careers than has been typical in the past. This type of training must now be considered an essential part of any well educated future professional pilot.” Mark E. Madden, MA, ATP, Associate Professor, University of Alaska at Anchorage

Burnsville, MN – May 16, 2007 - Aerosim Technologies, the recognized leader in low cost, hi-fidelity simulation software training products within the aviation industry, announced today Swiss Aviation has selected the Embraer 170 FMST from Aerosim.

All Nippon Airlines has selected the Aerosim B737-700 Virtual Flight Deck™ for training. The Virtual Flight Deck (VFD™) The VFD provides access to the entire flight deck using a single screen. It allows real-time interaction with every system in a complete free-play training environment. Trainees can master preflight checks, automated flight, takeoff, climb, cruise, as well as non-normal and emergency procedures.

Southern Illinois University has selected the Aerosim FMS Trainer for Collins 4200 for their training program. Aerosim's Collins 4200 FMS Trainer simulates a generic version of a typical Collins 4200 type FMS. It includes representative simulations of the FMS for preflight and in-flight procedures. It includes the FMS CDU, Generic map display and Generic Autopilot panel.

Arizona State University has selected the Aerosim Simulated Aircraft Hardware: Rockwell Collins 4200 FMS CDU for their training program. The CDU is being used in the ASU computer lab connected to an Aerosim CRJ200 VFD.

“The Aeronautical Management Technology Department at Arizona State University is extremely satisfied with the Aerosim CRJ Virtual Flight Deck program that has been used extensively by all of our students. Now we are equally impressed with our new CRJ Flight Management System handset. The FMS handset integrates perfectly with the Virtual Flight Deck; the handset gives our students the essential, hands-on application that they need after they have learned how to program the FMS using the Virtual Flight Deck. Every airline-focused academic program which uses the Aerosim Virtual Flight Deck should incorporate the handset in connection with their FMS training.” Merrill R. Karp, Ph.D

Burnsville, MN – April 11, 2007 - Aerosim Technologies, the recognized leader in low cost, hi-fidelity simulation software training products within the aviation industry, announced today Swiss British Airways has selected the B747 & B777 FMST from Aerosim.

Burnsville, MN – March 27, 2007 - Aerosim Technologies, the recognized leader in low cost, hi-fidelity simulation software training products within the aviation industry, announced today that a leading flight training provider has selected the Aerosim Virtual Procedure Trainer and the FMS Trainer (FMST) for its Singapore & Brisbane locations.

Burnsville, MN – February 23, 2007 - Aerosim Technologies, the recognized leader in low cost, hi-fidelity simulation software training products within the aviation industry, announced today that a leading flight training provider has selected the Aerosim Virtual Procedure Trainer for multiple locations in the United Kingdom.

Burnsville, MN – February 5, 2007 - Aerosim Technologies, the recognized leader in low cost, hi-fidelity simulation software training products within the aviation industry, announced today that Southern Illinois University has selected the Aerosim Avionics System Trainer for Cirrus SR22 for their training program.