ARINC and JenaNet.Com Offer the JenaLink Service.

FORT WORTH, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 5, 1999--

ARINC Incorporated has entered into an exclusive agreement with JenaNet.Com, Inc., that will allow turbine fleet operators (military and commercial) located anywhere in the world to seamlessly manage their engines via the JenaLink service.

This agreement between JenaNet.Com, Inc., and ARINC will allow turbine fleet operators to manage their fleets in real-time (24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year) through this GLOBALink value added service offering. By harnessing the capabilities of ARINC's GLOBALink data link communications services, the power of JENA (Jet Engine Neural Analyzer), and the speed of the Internet, fleet operators will be able to increase safety, gain significant cost savings, and increase dispatch reliability.

"This exciting new GLOBALink service will provide airline maintenance personnel with decision-making tools to more efficiently manage their engine programs and reaffirms ARINC's commitment to expand its suite of value applications for its customers," states Graham Lake, ARINC Vice President, Air/Ground Communications.

JenaNet.Com, Inc., has developed an Internet-based turbine engine data management and diagnostic system known as JENA. Using data that flows through systems like ARINC's GLOBALink, the capabilities of JENA's proprietary turbine engine management software provide a quantum leap in the benefits for turbine engine operators. JENA encompasses not only traditional trend data analysis, but also revolutionary engine condition classification analysis, which includes engine diagnostics, fault forecasting (with identification of parts related to the fault), and exception reporting functions that report directly to the fleet operator. Currently there are over 25,000 turbine aircraft and 60,000 engines that could benefit from this new technology. Base-pricing for JENA is $1200 per engine annually.

"We look forward to working with ARINC to provide this revolutionary capability to the aviation community. The JenaLink service represents a step forward for our company as it extends our global reach and will help establish JENA as a preferred solution," said John S. Howell, JenaNet.Com Chairman and President.

JenaNet.Com, Inc., of Fort Worth, Texas, is an Internet-based company servicing aviation customers with a revolutionary turbine engine data management and diagnostic system. Visit their Web site at www.jenanet.com.

ARINC develops and operates communications and information processing systems for the aviation and travel industries and provides systems engineering and integration solutions to the government and industry. Founded in 1929 to provide reliable and efficient radio communications for the airlines, ARINC is a $400 million company headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, U.S.A., with over 2800 employees worldwide. Visit ARINC's Web site at www.arinc.com.