KaiserAir Receives TAWS Certification For Gulfstream GIIB and GIII Aircraft

OAKLAND, Calif. — KaiserAir, Inc. has received Federal Aviation Administration certification to install the Terrain Awareness Warning Systems, now required on turbine aircraft by 2005, on Gulfstream GIIB and GIII aircraft.

KaiserAir can either perform a complete TAWS installation at its maintenance facilities at Oakland International Airport or sell the TAWS hardware, along with its STC (supplemental type certification) to clients.

Maintenance facilities are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. KaiserAir has more than 30 technicians on staff, and is certified by both the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and the European Union’s Joint Aviation Authorities to work on a wide range of business jet aircraft. It is one of the few maintenance facilities on the West Coast to have its own wheel and brake department.

KaiserAir, Inc. dates back to 1946 when it began as the flight department for the Kaiser companies founded by the late industrialist Henry J. Kaiser. A full-service management company and fixed-base operator, it specializes in the operation and maintenance of Gulfstream, Hawker, Cessna and other business jet aircraft.

Because of Oakland's superior location and facilities, 33 of Fortune Magazine’s Top 50 corporations make KaiserAir’s Executive Terminal their home when they conduct business in the San Francisco area.

Additional information is available on the Internet at www.kaiserair.com, or by telephoning 510-569-9622.

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