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Ship It AOG signs agreement with Unitron, LP to distribute aviation power products

April 15, 2008, Addison, TX – Ship it AOG today announced it has signed a definitive
agreement with Unitron, LP to become a factory-authorized distributor for their new aircraft ground power products.

Since 2002, Ship it AOG has worked closely with Unitron to sell and lease previously owned
ground power units (GPUs). All products are factory-tested and repaired by Unitron prior to sale, with awarranty provided by Ship it AOG.

Under the new agreement, Ship it AOG will market and warehouse Unitron’s 400 Hz GPUs and
PwrKart™ frequency converters, dramatically reducing the lead time for delivery of product.

“Our close long-standing and successful relationship with Unitron has enabled us to now stock
their complete line of GPUs and PwrKarts, allowing our customers to receive immediate delivery of new products directly from our Addison, TX warehouse,” said George Miller, president of Ship it AOG.

“Our goal is to provide our clients with prompt, immediate, reliable service at manufacturers’ prices.

This agreement with Unitron will eliminate lead times and complement the other services currently offered by Ship it AOG.”

About Ship it AOG

Ship it AOG (www.shipitaogllc.com )specializes in business aircraft parts, ground-support equipment, specialized tooling and technical services, and maintains a complete library of technical documentation on  site. The company buys and sells from a single part up to complete liquidations to support aircraft manufacturers such as Bombardier’s Challenger 601, 605, 300; Global Express; Learjets; Gulfstream; Raytheon Hawker 700 and 800; and Falcon.

About Unitron, LP
Unitron, LP (www.unitronlp.com )s a leading manufacturer of solid-state power equipment and has built a reputation as the preferred solid-state GPU supplier for the general aviation market. Unitron products are recommended by both Bombardier and Gulfstream in their standard tool and equipment manuals, and all Unitron products are exclusively solid-state, all-electric “green” power units, with 28 VDC, 400 Hz or dual AC/DC output power.