FAA says FlyteComm “better than” standard guidelines

SAN MATEO, Calif. — Aug 4, 2003—Since the dreadful events on September 11, 2001, the FAA has developed stringent guidelines for those companies who access the flight data. These guidelines were created to ensure added security and safety for America’s skies, whether the company accessing the data does so directly or indirectly. FlyteComm is one of a handful of companies who directly access the dynamic flight arrival and departure data. "It was no surprise to the FAA that FlyteComm has passed the rigorous FAA standards with flying colors" according to Tim Grovac, System Requirements Manager for the FAA. "FlyteComm has always maintained strict standards when it comes to utilizing the FAA data. The FlyteComm team understands the importance of proper security measures and usage of the data."

About FlyteComm

FlyteComm provides intelligent travel information and services designed to meet the needs of aviation, corporate travel, transportation and wireless markets. Registered as a Delaware Corporation since 2000, the company expanded its pioneering position as an aviation solutions provider into a key supplier of information and technologies in the business travel marketplace. With corporations now spending $160 billion annually on air transportation, there is a critical need for accurate and timely information before and during travel.

FlyteComm’s innovative products and technologies provide corporations with the most relevant information required to make efficient and cost-effective decisions. Products include Trip Information Manager ™ (TIM), Traveler Situation Manager™ (TSM) and the newly introduced FlyteTrax™ II. FlyteComm is headquartered in San Mateo, California. For more information, visit http://www.flytecomm.com