Aerosonic Announces Consolidation of Repair Services.

CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Aerosonic Corporation (AMEX:AIM), a leading supplier of precision flight products for commercial, business and military aircraft, today announced the consolidation of its Wichita-based repair facility into its Clearwater-based operations. The consolidation represents a repositioning of Aerosonic's resources that adds on-site support of the Quality and Engineering functions to the repair activities that have been performed by the Wichita facility. This change is expected to shorten the turnaround of the repair cycle, improving performance and customer service.

"The repair facility is responsible for returning used Aerosonic products to a like-new condition based on the most current testing specifications. The consolidation of these business activities, which should be completed by the end of October, will enable Aerosonic to improve the efficiency of its repair operations and is expected to reduce annual operating costs by nearly $500,000," commented David Baldini, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer. "As a component of our goal of increasing our competitiveness and profitability, we are focused on creating a more efficient overhead structure and enhancing our production capacity."

The Company expects to close the Wichita-based repair facility by November 1, 2006. Estimated costs for the facility's closure are approximately $100,000. The Company is assisting with placement opportunities for employees based at this location, and may relocate some employees to the Company's Clearwater, Florida operations.

Aerosonic Corporation, headquartered in Clearwater, Florida, is principally engaged in the manufacture of aviation products. Locations of the Company include Clearwater, Florida and Earlysville, Virginia. For additional information, visit the Company's website at www.aerosonic.com.

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