Press Release

Oshkosh Business Named Wisconsin Aviation Business of the Year

MADISON, WIS. -- NewView Technologies, Inc., an aircraft maintenance and repair station located on Wittman Regional Airport, Oshkosh, Wis., has been named "Wisconsin Aviation Business of the Year" for 2003. The Wisconsin Aviation Trades Association -- an association made up of flight centers and aircraft maintenance businesses -- presented the award to NewView Technologies, Inc. owners Bruce and Rae Botterman during the annual Wisconsin Aviation Conference, March 31, at the Marriott Madison-West Hotel and Convention Center in Madison.

NewView Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1996, and specializes in repairing aircraft windows, including private, corporate and regional airline aircraft.

There are only a limited number of companies in the world performing this type of aircraft window repair service, which can save aircraft owners tens of thousands of dollars over the cost of replacing their windows.

As demand for aircraft maintenance grew in the Fox Valley, NewView Technologies expanded its services to include single-engine and light twin-engine aircraft maintenance in 2001, and added aircraft static system, altimeter and transponder avionics testing in 2002. The company currently operates out of four aircraft hangars, but a fifth hangar will soon be built to accommodate large corporate aircraft.

NewView Technologies, Inc. is a member of the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce, Wittman Regional Airport Group, Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Friendship Committee, Fox Valley Technical College Advisory Board, National Aviation Business Association, American Society For Testing & Material, and the Wisconsin Aviation Trades Association. In addition, Bruce Botterman was recently appointed to the Wisconsin Airport Financing Committee by Gov. Scott McCallum.

NewView Technologies, Inc. president, Bruce Botterman, attended Blackhawk Technical College in Janesville, Wis., and received his Aircraft & Powerplant Certificate in 1966, and his Inspection Authorization in 1970. He worked for United Airlines through 1970 when he decided to make general aviation his career, and became part owner of a large fixed base operation in Appleton. He began as shop manager, then later was appointed general manager and served in that capacity until he sold his interest in the business in 1995. Rae Botterman is vice president and office manager of NewView Technologies, Inc.

For additional information, contact NewView Technologies, Inc. at 920-303-0709, or refer to their website at www.newviewtech.com.