AOG, Inc. Announces Successful Completion of Boeing Assembly Test.

DALLAS -- AOG, Inc., the world's premier jet fuel system specialist, announced that the company successfully completed an assembly test program for Boeing. The assembly test ultimately is for the United States Air Force B-52 aircraft. This research and development program consisted of aircraft wing tank paint removal techniques, reapplication, process development and procedural documentation. The preferred methods for the test included the laser and sponge blast techniques. Boeing provided the wing assemblies and testing equipment while AOG provided the personnel, validated the testing and developed the processes and procedures for use on the B-52 aircraft.

David Martin, AOG Director of Quality Control and Training said; "We are very excited about completing this project for Boeing. They (Boeing) now have the ability to use this paint removal procedure on aircraft with complete confidence."

About AOG Inc.

Headquartered in Dallas, Texas with satellite offices throughout the United States and Europe, AOG has over 20 years of experience in the service and repair of integral fuel tanks and systems for commercial, corporate, general aviation and military aircraft. The AOG "Tiger Teams" offer around-the-clock services which include inspections, and repair of bladder type fuel cells, fuel components and auxiliary fuel systems. The company sells and exchanges flexible fuel cells in addition to offering long term storage and refurbishment programs. With over 4,000 successful aircraft deliveries, AOG's continued corporate focus is to provide responsive and reliable fuel system repairs and service to the global air transport industry. AOG (www.aoginc.com) is a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Certified Repair Station and is an EASA and Department of Defense (DoD) Certified Vendor.