Utilicraft Aerospace Industries, Inc. (PINK SHEETS: UITA) announced today that it plans to initiate an in-house flight test program to further study the STOL utility market for its planned humanitarian relief aircraft development.

Operating under an experimental certificate, the Company plans to use various STOL aircraft as test-beds to analyze performance parameters for its planned development of a Light Observation Aircraft (LOA) for the Humanitarian Relief/Rescue Market.

John J. Dupont, President-CEO of Utilicraft Aerospace, stated that, “The Company will flight-test a mix of STOL aircraft to put together an optimum performance data base targeted to STOL/Utility humanitarian operations. These study runs will help solidify and expedite our operational goals for the HawkEye Program.”

The new aircraft design, designated by Utilicraft as the HawkEye LOA-4, is planned to be a single engine, high-wing, all aluminum, STOL aircraft, with a blend of proven field-reliable “low-technology,” balanced with a strong dose of “high-technology” in its basic design and operational capabilities - to support intra-theatre disaster SAR and utility relief operations.

As the Company commences its flight test study program, expect regular release updates on further on-going developments.

About Utilicraft Aerospace, Industries, Inc.:

As part of the new direction of UITA as an “aerospace technology development holding company,” the Company is conducting the initial in-house development of a Light Observation Aircraft (LOA) program intended for disaster emergency-first-response and relief support missions. See more at www.utilicraft.com.

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