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AvioVision has signed a contract with SkyWork Airlines, a growing airline from Switzerland, to equip its fleet with the AVIOBOOK^®EFB. SkyWork Airlines will use the AVIOBOOK^® to further enhance its efficiency and growth based on the current features and expansion options that the EFB platform provides.

SkyWork Airlines will use Class 1 devices on its Dornier and Bombardier fleet, starting with a basic suite of modules consisting of MAIN, LIBRARY, WEIGHT & BALANCE and PERFORMANCE. In a second phase, this basic set will be expanded with REPORTS, OFP and BRIEFING to yield a completely paperless flight deck environment and integrated airline concept.

“SkyWork Airlines is looking forward to start operating the AVIOBOOK® EFB onboard of our aircraft. Our main goals are to keep safety at the highest levels and to improve the efficiency in workload distribution in the cockpit; we are convinced that AVIOBOOK® will give us a big benefit to fulfill these targets.” says Capt. Reto Greub, Post Holder Flight Operations of SkyWork Airlines.

“AvioVision highly appreciates the opportunity to provide SkyWork’s fleet with a full EFB suite and is excited to work with the skilled and experienced SkyWork Airlines flight operations team. SkyWork Airlines has been a real success story so far and is a young, cutting edge airline operator that will be a great addition to our customer portfolio” says Kris Van den Bergh, CEO of AvioVision. The implementation will start in February 2012.

ABOUT SKYWORK AIRLINES.

Founded in 1983, SkyWork Airlines is a young and dynamic airline focusing on the passenger as the center of its services. Currently SkyWork Airlines operates 4 Dornier 328 and 2 Bombardier Dash-8 Q400 aircraft out of Bern, Switzerland to over 11 destinations in winter and 25 in summer. As a testimony to their service level and innovative spirit, SkyWork Airlines has been the first airline to provide iPads to all their passengers in flight.

www.flyskywork.com

YOUR PERSONAL WAY TO FLY

Regional carrier Lufthansa CityLine has purchased additional licenses of cost index software Pacelab CI OPS in order to optimize the operational efficiency of its BAe Avro RJ85 aircraft. The software will supply variable speed tables for the climb, cruise and descent phases, which can be used to create cost index-optimized flight plans.

Pacelab CI OPS is the brainchild of Lufthansa CityLine and Berlin software provider PACE. When run on Electronic Flight Bags, Pacelab CI OPS enables flight crews to determine the most cost-efficient trajectory in any given situation and to achieve significant en-route savings. The software is standard issue on board Lufthansa CityLine’s Bombardier and Embraer regional jets and is progressively being introduced to regional sister airlines Eurowings, Augsburg Airways and Air Dolomiti.

Captain Alexander Holhut, Manager Operational Services Cockpit at Lufthansa CityLine, said: “Successful operational efficiency management is the result of many small steps toward a clearly-defined goal. Our aim is to improve every single aspect of our flight operations, and state-of-the-art tools like Pacelab CI OPS offer invaluable support on our way forward.”

About Lufthansa CityLine

Lufthansa CityLine, as a wholly-owned Group company of Deutsche Lufthansa AG, is one of five strong partners in the Lufthansa Regional concept. Currently, 6.4 million passengers fly with Lufthansa CityLine every year. With its fleet of 60 modern and environmentally compatible medium- and short-range jets, CityLine serves all important airports across Europe with a total of up to 350 daily flights.

Lufthansa CityLine counts 2,301 employees, of whom 667 work in the cockpit, 813 in the cabin and 821 on the ground in the technical and administrative areas (as of December 31, 2010).

More information about Lufthansa CityLine is available online.

About PACE

PACE, with office in Germany and the US, develops and distributes intelligent software solutions for aircraft and engine manufacturers, airlines, MRO providers and leasing companies supporting the entire life-cycle of the aircraft, from marketing and design to customization and flight operations. Major areas of application are conceptual aircraft and aircraft systems design, cabin configuration, performance analysis and the management of fuel and operational efficiency in flight operations.

Customers include Airbus, Air Berlin, ASDL, Bauhaus Luftfahrt, Boeing, Bombardier, Embraer, Emirates, Etihad, Eurocopter, Eurowings, GE Aviation, Irkut, Lufthansa CityLine, MDA, Rolls-Royce, Superjet International and Sukhoi.

Transaero Airlines – second AMOS customer in Russia

Swiss-AS is pleased to announce its latest customer: Transaero Airlines, the second Russian airline to join the AMOS community. After an RFP and meetings in Russia and Switzerland, the MRO software evaluation of Transaero Airlines verified AMOS as the best product to support the airline’s ambitious increasing fleet plans.

“After two years of MRO software market analysis and evaluation, Transaero Airlines had decided to implement AMOS as the leading product on the market which covers all business processes of aircraft engineering and maintenance, logistics, store management etc,” states Aleksandr Shipulin, Lead Engineer at Transaero Airlines.

The implementation project is planned for 14-16 months and supposed to start with the kick-off event early this year. The first major milestone will be the end of the definition phase which includes successfully conducted workshops and a detailed fit-gap analysis.

The training organisation for almost 700 potential AMOS users will be a challenge and is planned as a combination of classroom training, e-learning and a train-the-trainer approach.

Implementation of Boeing Toolbox interface

As an operator of a large Boeing fleet with different aircraft types, Transaero Airlines will take advantage of the interface landscape that links AMOS with Boeing Toolbox functions. Due to these interfaces, AMOS/Boeing customers benefit from the electronic transfer of taskcards from the Boeing Toolbox to AMOS which eases revision handling and makes manual data entry redundant.

About Transaero Airlines

Moscow based Transaero Airlines operated its 1st flight in 1991. From its hubs in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk and Yekaterinburg, the Russian airline provides flights to domestic destinations as well as to Europe, the Americas and Asia. With its Boeing dominated fleet of more than 70 aircraft (B747, B777, B767, B737 and Tupolev 214), Transaero Airlines is the second largest airline in Russia. In 2007, the airline was the Russian pioneer to launch e-ticketing and online check-in.

The Russian carrier performs MRO services for its own fleet and for 3rd parties.

About Swiss AviationSoftware and AMOS

AMOS – developed and distributed by Swiss AviationSoftware – is a comprehensive, fully-integrated software package that successfully manages the maintenance, engineering and logistics requirements of modern airlines and MRO providers by fulfilling all airworthiness standards.

Swiss-AS is a 100% subsidiary of Swiss International Air Lines Ltd., and counts more than 100 customers worldwide to its loyal customer base, including pure operators of all sizes, major low-cost, regional and flag carriers, large airline groups and MRO providers.

The fact that none of them has ever replaced AMOS by another system speaks for itself. Swiss-AS’ AMOS is the industry-leading MRO software in Europe and one of the best-selling solutions world-wide. Swiss-AS has its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland, and is also represented in Miami, FL, USA.

Calgary, Alberta – January 16, 2012 — AeroMechanical Services Ltd. (TSX-V: AMA) (the “Company” or “AMA”) has signed a contract with an airline that will become the Company’s largest Canadian customer for seven Automated Flight Information Reporting System (“AFIRS^TM“) 220 and 12 of the next generation AFIRS 228B, for a total of 19 aircraft.

The contract requires AMA to install AFIRS 220 and AFIRS 228B on Boeing 737-200, 767-200F and ATR–42/72 aircraft. The airline has been in business for over half a century and operates in major Canadian centres and remote northern regions. The airline also operates charter flights within the country.

“We are extremely pleased to welcome this Canadian operator as a new customer,” commented Matt Bradley, VP of Business Development at AMA. “With this addition, our Canadian customer list is now at eight airlines. The airline has indicated to us that our technology will add significant value to their operation and reinforce their commitment to safety and efficiency.”

AFIRS will enable real-time flight following and 24/7 connectivity between the aircraft and operations through the Iridium satellite communications system. The airline will also utilize AMA’s other services including engine trending, airframe and engine exceedances, and Out, Off, On and In times. The airline will use the data AFIRS provides to operate its Flight Operations Quality Assurance (FOQA) program, a type of safety monitoring program.

AMA will provide equipment and services to the airline over a five-year contract. Installations are scheduled to begin within the year and be completed over the next 18 months. If AMA completes installation on all contracted aircraft and provides recurring service for the full term of the agreement, gross revenue to AMA will be approximately $1,945,260 USD, excluding optional services. The installations for the Boeing 767-200F and ATR–42/72 will commence upon AMA receiving all necessary certifications and no issues are anticipated for the completion of the certifications.

This disclosure as it relates to this agreement is subject to the following disclaimer:

When a contract is initially signed, the intended number of aircraft, pricing and potential installation schedules is agreed to by the parties. The actual installation schedules as well as the number and types of aircraft are often revised throughout the term of the agreement as the airline realigns its fleet of aircraft with its business requirements. Delays in installations can and do occur which can affect the total value of the contracts such that the revenues noted above may not be fully achieved. Fulfilment of the contract terms may also be affected if there are any changes to government statutes, regulations or rules of the applicable governing bodies. The contract terms and values disclosed herein are based on the original information available to AMA upon execution of the contract and are subject to change. For the actual revenue earned, please see AMA’s financial statements including its revenue recognition policy disclosed within the notes to the Audited Annual Financial Statements.

About AeroMechanical Services

AeroMechanical Services Ltd., under the brand name FLYHT^TM, provides proprietary technological products and services designed to reduce costs and improve efficiencies in the airline industry. The Company has patented and commercialized three products and associated services currently marketed to airlines, manufacturers and maintenance organizations around the world. Its premier technology, AFIRS™ UpTime™, allows airlines to monitor and manage aircraft operations anywhere, anytime, in real-time. If an aircraft encounters an emergency, AMA’s triggered data streaming mode, FLYHTStream™, automatically streams vital data, normally secured in the black box, to designated sites on the ground in real-time. The company has been publicly traded on the TSX Venture Exchange since 2003 under the trading symbol AMA.

AFIRS, UpTime, FLYHT, FLYHTStream and aeroQ are trademarks of AeroMechanical Services Ltd.

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JANUARY 16, 2012, Sundsvall, Sweden — navAero announced today acceptance of the signed contract from Air France for supplying the tBagC2² Electronic Flight Bag computer and display system hardware and technology/engineering services to fulfill the requirements of the Air France ―New Generation EFB‖ program. This initiative covers the airline’s fleet of A320, A330, 340 and 747 aircrafts.

Dual networked installations of the navAero tBagC2² hardware systems – featuring built-in HSDPA/UMTS/GRPS/EDGE and WiFi connectivity – will be installed on the aircraft flightdecks. The installations will also incorporate the recently commercialized navAero Aircraft Interface Device (AID) for certified connectivity to aircraft systems to enable deployment of advanced software applications. navAero will also be providing proprietary developed software, integration services and Supplemental Type Certification (EASA STC) for each aircraft type. Installation of the EFB systems will begin with provisions mid 2012 and full implementation by the end of 2013.

After a lengthy technical evaluation of the navAero Class 2 EFB solution by Air France, the contract issuance documents the abilities of navAero to provide the exact system architecture and specifications to meet the airline’s requirements. 

Jacques Verriere, Air France VP Flight Operation Engineering, stated: “The navAero solution fully meets our expectations. The product has been first evaluated in simulator and was promoted by a panel of our pilots as the best in performance and use in any conditions.In addition, navAero architecture provides Air France confidence on product evolutivity at a reasonable cost.”

Knut Aabo, navAero Vice President Sales and Marketing, stated: ―Over the past months, navAero worked closely with Air France to document and demonstrate our technology as to how our offerings met the very specific needs and requirements of their EFB program. We proved beyond a doubt that our robust and cost-effective solution will exceed the most demanding operational, environmental and ROI standards. We are proud to have finalized our contract negotiations with Air France. We are delighted to add them to our roster of customers and look forward working with Air France in the implementation of their advanced EFB initiative.‖

About navAero

navAero is the leader in developing and commercializing cost effective electronic flight bag products. navAero AB is headquartered in Sundsvall, Sweden. navAero encourages operators to contact us for complete information about available STCs for our EFB technologies. For further information, visit the navAero website at www.navaero.com

Oman Air today announced the adoption of SITA’s resource management solution for planning, rostering, management and real-time scheduling of work tasks for its 2,500 employees at Muscat International Airport.

The new system allows tasks to be communicated to work crews using mobile communications and captures operational status and billing information in real-time. Implementation of the system will be completed early in 2012 and the agreement extends for five years.

This is SITA’s first deployment of the solution in the Middle East since WorkBridge A/S, an air transport industry leader in the field of mobile resource management solutions, became part of its airport solutions division in 2010. The resource management system is now an integral part of SITA’s overarching next-generation Airport Management Solutionwhich is focused on pro-active, real-time control of airport operations.

Don Hunter, Oman Air’s Chief Officer, Airport Operations, said: “SITA’s sophisticated resource management solution will help Oman Air to optimize all ground operations and lead to a significant increase in productivity. We will be able to establish new ways of working while improving aircraft turnaround time with automated work scheduling capability and direct communication to ground crews using mobile devices.

“It will help us to validate the effectiveness of our flight schedules and calculate accurate costs for all our ground operations. The quality of decision support and operational transparency will also greatly improve our ability to handle any disruptions.”

Hani El Assaad, SITA Regional Vice-President, Middle East and North Africa, said: “SITA’s resource management solution is ideal for a dispersed work-force at a large site like Muscat International Airport. Most airport employees do not work from a fixed location anymore so real-time, pro-active planning and rostering is essential to be effective.”

Shannon Ireland. January, 2012 // Volartec today are proud to start the year with the announcement of two new firsts for Alkym. With Helitrans AS selecting Alkym, Management and Control System for Aircraft Maintenance to replace their existing system they become our first customer in Scandinavia and also our first Helicopter operator in Europe. 

John Barry, VP Business Development with Volartec launched the news by stating “We have looked at areas for expansion in our business and the rotary wing operator is just one example where there is currently possibilities to grow our market share. This sector has specific requirements that we already cater for. And being a very cost effective product Alkym is perfect for the type of Operator that Helitrans represents – a forward thinking large helicopter / fixed wing operator. We are very excited to break new ground with this deal and look forward to the opportunities that this direction could take us with other like-minded companies.” 

Helitrans AS will begin the on-site phase in March 2012 which will involve a 6 week project in Trondheim Norway. The 3 person team from Volartec will lay the ground work for 3 weeks prior to that visit to ensure Helitrans get the maximum support whilst the highly experience professional team are at their facility. This phase will see the full training provided as well the Alkym configuration and data set up. Helitrans will have Alkym Live and on-site support provided prior to the departure of the Volartec team. 

Lasse Andersen, Director Maintenance with Helitrans pointed to “The professional approach that was shown by Volartec throughout our rigorous search for a replacement system gave them the edge. To have a product with such functionality that we could fit to our budget was important. However the knowledge that we will be working with a professional provider was the deal clincher for us. My team exhausted every avenue to ensure we only made this move once. We wished to ensure our selected system would stand the test of time and based on the complexity in fleet composition, it was extremely important for Helitrans to choose a comprehensive flexible system.” 

Helitrans have selected a 10 concurrent user licence utilising 11 of the 15 available Alkym modules. 

 ABOUT helitrans

Helitrans AS was established in 1990 as a pure helicopter company with headquarters in Trondheim Airport, Norway. Expanding over time they currently operate and manage a total fleet of 35 aircraft. The fleet currently includes 27 helicopters (+5 non-commercial), three 19 seater Jetstream 32 aircraft and 1 SA-226 Merlin. Helitrans is the largest helicopter operator in the domestic Norwegian market. They have their own EASA Part 145 approved maintenance facility which includes two hangars at Trondheim. 

 ABOUT VOLARTEC

Volartec is one of the fastest growing IT companies in the aviation industry. Specialized in the development and implementation of world class software systems, Volartec provides the most profitable products and services of the market.
With more than 10 years of experience in the aviation industry and constituted by a highly qualified IT and aviation experts team, Volartec assures a successful combination of professionalism and experience.

For more information please visit www.volartec.aero or contact info@volartec.aero

Brussels Airlines favours fully integrated AMOS

About a year ago, Brussels Airlines invited Swiss-AS to participate in an RFP process regarding an MRO software package that will help Brussels Airlines to streamline its processes regarding the maintenance, repair and overhaul of its fleet. Today, Swiss-AS is very happy about the decision of Belgium’s leading airline to implement AMOS.

“We value this project as a “straightforward one” without major customisations and would like to thank Brussels Airlines for its trust in AMOS,” states Ronald Schaeuffele, CEO of Swiss-AS.

Implementation within 10-12 months

Brussels Airlines’ legacy system environment is built up of multiple systems, spreadsheets and databases which are used on a daily basis to conduct the business and operations of the Maintenance & Engineering department. The end to end integration of AMOS in combination with the appliance of best industry practices and the possibility to use AMOS “out of the box” without the need to specify major customisations finally convinced Brussels Airlines to go for Swiss-AS’ AMOS.

“It became readily apparent that our existing system needed to be replaced. AMOS has been identified as a valuable replacement tool. It is consistent with our goals to meet our business and regulatory compliance requirements by reducing costs, improving efficiency and providing our employees with an efficient user-friendly tool,” states Koen Vanaenroyde, Vice-President Maintenance & Engineering at Brussels Airlines.

The project team plans to turn off the legacy system after 10-12 months of project work. As the data transfer is always a major issue in the process of changing over to a new system, Brussels Airlines will be supported by CrossConsense (Frankfurt, Germany), a proven partner of Swiss-AS. The involvement of a 3rd party service provider will give the Belgian airline more time to fully concentrate on the establishment of new and adjusted processes in the technical division.

About Brussels Airlines

Brussels Airlines, as a result of the alliance between SN Brussels Airlines and Virgin Express, is the largest Belgian airline and offers flights from its base at Brussels Airport to Europe and Africa. The flag carrier of Belgium employs around 3’300 people and operates approximately 300 flights daily.

Its fleet comprises of 51 AC including Avro RJ85/100, A319, A320, A330 and B737. As a Part M and Part 145 organisation, Brussels Airlines carries out the entire maintenance for its AVRO and the light & line maintenance of the Airbus and Boeing fleet in-house. The carrier also offers Line Maintenance services to other operators flying (same types of aircraft) to Brussels Airport.

Brussels Airlines is part of the Lufthansa Group (LH Group owns 45% of the shares) and has been a member of the Star Alliance since 2009.

About Swiss AviationSoftware and AMOS

AMOS – developed and distributed by Swiss AviationSoftware – is a comprehensive, fully-integrated software package that successfully manages the maintenance, engineering and logistics requirements of modern airlines and MRO providers by fulfilling all airworthiness standards.

Swiss-AS is a 100% subsidiary of Swiss International Air Lines Ltd., and counts more than 100 customers worldwide to its loyal customer base, including pure operators of all sizes, major low-cost, regional and flag carriers, large airline groups and MRO providers.

The fact that none of them has ever replaced AMOS by another system speaks for itself. Swiss-AS’ AMOS is the industry-leading MRO software in Europe and one of the best-selling solutions world-wide. Swiss-AS has its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland, and is also represented in Miami, FL, USA.

Etihad Airways went live with the FuelPlus Enterprise Fuel Management System in July 2008. The software is a key component in how the airline implements and operates sophisticated fuel management processes, allowing it to achieve substantial efficiencies in terms of aircraft operations linked to fuel consumption, fuel costs, and other financial planning requirements.

Fuel is one of the most volatile costs in the aviation industry, accounting for over 30 percent of most airlines’ total operating expenses. In order to manage this cost on a real-time basis it is critical to have access to timely, accurate data to facilitate decision making and address any other questions relating to fuel.

Today, Etihad Airways considers FuelPlus as the benchmark for optimising and automating its commercial fuel processes, monitoring and reporting emissions, and achieving transparency in its global fuel costs.

“Corporate fuel management is a complex task for any airline, especially fast growing global airlines such as Etihad Airways, but we have benefited tremendously from implementation of the FuelPlus system,” says Francois Oberholzer, Etihad Airways’ Vice President for Financial Planning & Analysis.

“We estimate that the system has allowed us to make substantial savings on fuel costs, in the region of US $6.5 million since inception, because of the way it automatically checks volume, pricing, invoice duplication and our compliance with the European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme.”

“The system has proven itself to be extremely reliable with regard to the latter, in terms of allowing us to audit and comply fully with the format defined on the European Union ETS website for uploading our emissions reports.”

Aside from the cost savings of implementing the FuelPlus system, Etihad Airways also values the ease of use of the system. “Complex issues such as stock evaluation, forecasting volumes required at a particular point in time, and calculating fuel uplift are no longer the time consuming exercise they once were.”

“What FuelPlus has allowed us to do, is provide accurate calculations in the minimum of time, and this has had positive effects right across our business.”

Francois Oberholzer says to all who are contemplating the system: “It’s a very good system and one that Etihad Airways today could not be without.”

About Etihad:

Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, has in just eight years established itself as the world’s leading airline.

Set up by Royal (Amiri) Decree in July 2003, Etihad Airways commenced commercial operations in November 2003 and has gone on to become the fastest growing airline in the history of commercial aviation.

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is the airline’s hub. Etihad Airways’ fleet of 63 aircraft operates more than 1000 flights per week, serving an international network of 82 passenger and cargo destinations in 52 countries.

The airline seeks to reflect the best of Arabian hospitality – cultured, considerate, warm and generous – as well as enhance the prestige of Abu Dhabi as a centre of hospitality between East and West.

Etihad Airways has received a range of awards that reflect its position as the leading premium airline brand in the world, including ‘World’s Leading Airline’ at the World Travel Awards in 2009 and 2010.

For more information, please visit: www.etihad.com

January 5, 2012 – Lawrenceville, New Jersey – Ramco Systems, the Global Aviation Maintenance & Engineering (M&E) and Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) software provider, announced today its agreement with Ornge Issuer Trust, of which Ornge is the beneficiary, for Ramco’s Series 5 Aviation M&E software.

Under the agreement, Ramco will deliver the complete web based Series 5 M&E system, including Maintenance Programs, Supply Chain Management, Maintenance Execution for Line, Shop and Heavy operations and Reliability.

“We are pleased to have Ornge as one of our newest Customers implementing our Series 5 M&E software. Series 5 will be interfaced to the Ornge finance system, thus providing them a full end-to-end solution utilizing Ramco’s state-of-the art VirtualWorks™ e-connect toolset wrapped around the M&E / MRO suite,” said Jim Fitzgerald, President of Ramco Systems Global Aviation Solutions.

According to Rick Potter, Chief Operating Officer for Ornge Global Air, “Ornge is excited and we are looking forward to implementing Ramco Aviation Solution. It will assist us to ensure best industry practices in the maintenance of our aircraft and reduce aircraft turnaround times, ensuring we achieve our goals related to today and tomorrow’s  competitive cost structures.”

About Ornge

Ornge is the world’s leading innovator in the emerging field of transport medicine, and operates from a number of bases across the province of Ontario and performs more than 21,000 admissions annually. It coordinates all aspects of Ontario’s aero medical transport system, the critical care land transport program, paediatric transport program and the authorization of air and land ambulance transfers between hospitals. Ornge is dedicated to the provision of high quality patient care through innovative transport medicine.

About Ramco Systems

Ramco Systems, part of the $952 million Ramco Group, with 15 locations in the USA, Canada, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Singapore and India, has over 950 global customers running its business-process, web-centric enterprise suite of applications and is the world’s largest provider of Aviation Maintenance & Engineering (M&E) and Maintenance Repair & Overhaul (MRO) and Manufacturing software solutions. Ramco’s customers include Conair, Alsalam, Phi, Gulf Helicopters Co., Era Helicopters (ERA), Air New Zealand’s Safe Air Limited MRO, SpiceJet, Eurocopter, Jeju Airways, Air-Evac, ADAC, Caribbean Airlines (CAL), TACA Regional, AeroMexico Connect, Pinnacle Airlines, Air Methods, FL Technics, Republic Airways, Shuttle America, Chautauqua Airlines, Med-Trans, Yemen Airways, Jazeera Airways, Air Works, AirFast Indonesia, MAS-GMR, Air India, Aveos, Columbia Helicopters, SAFAT Aviation Complex and EagleMed among others.

For more information, visit Ramco online at www.ramcoaviation.com.

Contact: Ramco Systems – Aviation Solutions
Thomas DeLuca: tdeluca@rsc.ramco.com +1 (718) 835-2112

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