Adam Aircraft Selects Aerosonic Standby Instruments for A500 and A700.

CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Adam Aircraft has awarded Aerosonic Corporation (AMEX:AIM) a contract to build standby instruments for their twin piston A500 and jet powered A700 aircraft.

The A500 has received FAA certification and will begin deliveries in 2005. The A700 is currently undergoing flight tests with deliveries scheduled to begin in 2006. Aerosonic will provide altimeters and airspeed indicators for both models. Production will be conducted in the Clearwater facility, and deliveries will begin this quarter.

Adam Aircraft is recognized as a leading innovator in its field, utilizing advanced raw materials, manufacturing techniques and design technologies. With over 430 employees and a $200 million backlog for these two new models, Adam is one of the fastest growing aerospace ventures in the country.

Aerosonic Corporation is a leader in the field of aircraft instrumentation. In addition to an extensive line of quality mechanical instruments, Aerosonic offers digital, microprocessor based instruments as well as multifunction probes and sensors. "Both of these aircraft are well positioned to play a significant role in their respective segments of the aviation market," commented Mark Perkins, Aerosonic's Executive Vice President. We are very pleased to have been selected by Adam Aircraft and look forward to being a part of the excitement and success that these aircraft have already generated."

For more information, please visit our corporate website at http://www.aerosonic.com.

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