The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group and Kommodoro Linhas Aereas, Ltda. do Brasil

Benny Benitez 94th ACG Founder & CEO with Kommodoro Airlines of Brazil President Rodolfo da Cosat Alencar close a deal in as the 94th ACG will assist in securing financing for future aircraft purchases

Pictured left to right: Ray Lawson Managing Director for South East Insurance a Strategic Alliance Partner of the 94th ACG, Rodolfo da Costa Alencar, President of Kommodoro Airlines and 94th ACG Consulting Director of Brazilian Aviation Affairs / Market Roosevelt Viana

Miami, Florida May 2008: With an established relationships in which the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consulting Group (94th ACG) has and maintains with various Miami based Banks, such as Plus International, U.S. Century and Florida Community Bank, as well as with a Swiss based group known as American-Swiss Bank "Amsussie" the 94th ACG has become known as a provider of financial solutions within the Aviation Market.

Recently, Kommodoro Airlines of Brazil engaged with the 94th ACG for their assistance to located and secure founding for the pending purchase for an undisclosed number of jet cargo aircraft for their operations within Brazil.

Kommodoro Airlines shall enjoy the blending of technical, regulatory and financial approach in which the 94th ACG applies toward its client. The 94th ACG is also being recognized by the U.S. Government EX IM Bank, as an added value provider for "EX IM" loans in Aviation.

The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Operates in Honduras

94th ACG Founder & CEO, Benny Benitez meets with the Honduran DGAC Director Mr. Guillermo Seaman in the Capital City of Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Benny Benitez, Founder & CEO of the 94th ACG with Miguel Averalo Owner & CEO of Atlantic Airlines accompanied by Robert Fairless, Associated Consultant of the 94th ACG and CEO of Vector, Inc.

La Ceiba, Honduras, May 2008: After a success and productive visit to Santo Domingo concerning the SAAB 340 issue, the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) relocated to Cayman to meet with Cayman Airlines ex-CEO Mr. Mike Adams before being once again assigned on behave of Plus International Bank of Miami (ref: toward U.S. Govt EX IM Bank) to La Ceiba, Honduras so as to undertake a full blown airline audit of Atlantic Airlines.

The 94th ACG group relocated from Cayman to La Ceiba, Honduras via Atlantic Airlines B737-200 (HR-ATN s/n 23040). While on the ground in La Ceiba, the 94th ACG administrated a full blown airline audit to provide the Bank with an established first hand knowledge of the operator potential, and weakness. The fleet in which was reviewed by the 94th ACG consisted of B737-200's, LET 410's, Fokker F-27's and one lone AVRO HS-748! (HR-ATC).

Atlantic Airlines Owner and CEO, Mr. Miguel Arevalo and his staff were open, respective and helpful during the "ALL ACCESS" inspection and audit. The culmination of the assignment for the 94th ACG was taking an Atlantic Airlines flight from La Ceiba to the Capital of Tegucigalpa on board in what could very well be the only airworthy AVRO HS-748 within the whole of Latin America, so as to meet with the head of the Honduran Civil Aviation (DGAC) Director, Mr. Guillermo Seaman to discuss the affairs of Civil Aviation both in Honduran and Central America, as well as the DGAC outlook and experience with Atlantic Airlines.

The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group in Santo Domingo

Pictured above left to right: Simon Cruz, President Plus Int'l Bank, Benny Benitez Founder & CEO of the 94th ACG, Rafael Rosado, Owner & CEO of CaribAir, and Robert Fairless CEO of Vector, Inc. and Associated Consultant of the 94th ACG

Santo Domingo, May 2008: From May 5th to the 9th, elements of the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) whistle providing technical assistance toward their client, Plus International Bank of Miami (in support of U.S. Govt. EX IM Bank), operated within the Dominican Republic, concerning the inspection and audit of the first two SAAB 340's ever registered within Santo Domingo.

The 94th ACG liaised with the local operator known as CaribAir who is the first airline to operate the SAAB-340's within the Dominican Republic for revenue service.

Aircraft's HI-848 (s/n 128) & HI-868 (s/n 138) under went a full physical inspection, records audit and appraisal for the benefit of the Bank and had their hull's/ net value confirmed.

While there, the 94th ACG got a real first hand look at the schedule charter and corporate aviation sectors within the Dominican Republic and wasted no time to establish potential contacts with local aviation entities for future use and business prospects.