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CATCHER to be Deployed at Major U.S. Airline
Date:12/11/2007

Catcher Holdings, Inc. and Avalon Technology partner on new

aviation-related applications

LEESBURG, Va., Dec. 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Catcher Holdings, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: CTHH) (http://www.catcherinc.com), a leader in ruggedized integrated mobile computing and Wi-Fi communication platforms and Avalon Technology (http://www.avalontechnology.com), a leading integrator of managed mobile computing and communications today announce a major U.S. airline will be accepting delivery and implementing the CATCHER(R) solution. The $350,000 order is one of several large orders that are expected to bring Catcher Holdings, Inc. to a new record high in quarterly revenue.

This first delivery of products begins a strategic relationship between Catcher Holdings, Inc. and Avalon Technology to bring tactical managed mobility solutions to government and commercial customers.

Allan Rakos, President of Catcher Holdings, Inc. comments, "We believe this is a prime application for the CATCHER. With the extreme security concerns inherent to the airline industry, the advanced biometric identification features of the CATCHER device are perfect for this application. The ruggedized platform with its inherent tolerance to extreme weather conditions, shock and vibration, coupled with GPS location based services and video capabilities, will allow aviation personnel to use computing in real work environments where regular computers are unable to perform. This is what CATCHER is all about."

Irving Rodrigues, Avalon's President and CTO, explains, "We are very excited about adding CATCHER to our list of products and services. CATCHER certainly fits in very well with the needs of the airline industry. Additionally, our clients throughout a variety of industries have reviewed the advanced biometric-driven feature functi
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