Moller International Files for Experimental Airworthiness Certification for M400 Skycar

DAVIS, Calif., June 22, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Moller International, Inc. (OTC-QB: MLER), the developer of the Skycar® aircraft, the Rotapower® line of rotary engines and the Aerobot® line of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV), today announced the Federal Aviation Administration had accepted its application for Experimental Airworthiness Certification of the M400 Skycar.

With the announcement of their October 2011 demonstration flight, Moller International retained a flight test consultant to complete and submit an application for an Experimental Airworthiness Certificate to the Federal Aviation Administration for the M400 Skycar volantor. The Experimental Airworthiness Certificate is required by the FAA in order to operate the manned and untethered Skycar in United States airspace, and is the last step in Federal regulatory requirements prior to the start of flight test.

Typically, the Experimental certificate signals the beginning of flight test for an air vehicle, and is the first step in the research and development process leading to aircraft Type Certification. The application was submitted to the FAA on June 21, 2011. A flight test plan is currently being prepared by the consultant in accordance with FAA guidelines for experimental aircraft, and is expected to be completed by the end of July.

About Moller International

Moller International (MI) is in the process of installing more powerful versions of its Rotapower® engines in the M400 Skycar® aircraft in preparation for the flight demonstration scheduled for October 2011.  The Skycar® has been featured on a number of TV programs including CBS 60 Minutes, "Highway In the Sky", NBC's Today Show "Today's American Story", and History Channel's, "Greatest Movie Gadgets: Then and Now".  

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Bruce Calkins
Moller International
1222 Research Park Drive
Davis, CA 95616 USA

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