A.O.G. Air Support appoints Kobayashi as new President

LOWNA, BC, Sept. 26 /CNW/ - A.O.G. Air Support Inc., a world leader in
aerospace safety and performance enhancement products, is pleased to announce
the appointment of Mr. Doug Kobayashi as President, effective October 1, 2005.
The outgoing President, Mr. Dave Barron, will continue in his role as CEO and
Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Mr. Barron states "Mr. Kobayashi came to AOG with a wealth of experience
in the aerospace industry and we are very pleased that he has accepted this
role and position. Mr. Kobayashi is a Professional Engineer; graduating from
the Royal Military College of Canada and has a Master of Science in Aircraft
Design from the College of Aeronautics in Cranfield, UK. He has also completed
the University of Virginia's Darden Graduate School of Business Administration
Executive Management Program. Mr. Kobayashi has worked as an executive of
several major aerospace firms and his industry knowledge, vision and energy
has injected AOG with an awareness of the opportunity that lies ahead."
Mr. Kobayashi joined AOG in February 2005 and arrives with a decade of
experience at the highest levels in the aerospace manufacturing and service
sector. Most recently he was VP & General Manager (Western Operations) at L-3
Communications, Spar Aerospace; prior to that he successfully served in
several high-profile positions including President & CEO of Dee Howard
Aircraft, VP Technical Services/VP Business Development at Conair Aviation,
and VP Engineering at CAE Aviation.
Mr. Kobayashi states "AOG is poised on the leading edge of a
revolutionary change in the small-aircraft industry. In an age of ever
increasing aviation fuel and maintenance costs, sharpening corporate vigilance
about safety and the escalating prices for new aircraft, AOG will develop a
product, which will fundamentally change performance efficiencies. The future
for this company is very bright."
This appointment was approved unanimously by the Board of Directors.

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