AIRBORNE WIRELESS NETWORK HAS ENTERED INTO A CONTRACT WITH FAA CONSULTING FIRM AREO CERTIFICATION AND ENGINEERING LLC.

October 26, 2016

SIMI VALLEY, CALIFORNIA.

The company (OTC QB: ABWN) is pleased to announce that it has retained the services of Aero Certification and Engineering LLC, an FAA Designated Engineering Representative (“DER”) and Designated Airworthiness Representative (“DAR”) services company, led by seasoned DAR Kiko Brenneisen.  

Under the direction of Airborne Wireless Networks’ lead DER C. Neal Monte, Aero Certification and Engineering LLC will provide certification assistance to the company. 

The FAA delegates certain functions with respect to airworthiness and certification to FAA certified designees.  FAA designee functions include, but are not limited to, review and approval of design engineering drawings, documentation, examination of system components, review and approval of conformity testing procedures, environmental qualification, component quality testing, as well as the inspecting of individual aircraft and system installations to ensure safe flight operations. 

Designees are responsible for the processing of all official documentation on behalf of the company, ensuring all documents, system components, and aircraft conform to the FAA approved type design for the aircraft. 

Airborne Wireless Network views the retaining of Aero Certification and Engineering LLC as an important step in assembling its FAA representative team, as the company advances towards its initial FAA certification.

Airborne Wireless Network
www.airbornewirelessnetwork.com
info@airbornewirelessnetwork.com
805-583-4302

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