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Looks like Biggerstaff might be on his way out....

ANS Investments Proposes Board Slate for Proxy Contest at AirNet Systems Inc.
April 07, 2005 4:25:00 PM ET



ANS Investments LLC ("AIL"), a substantial shareholder of AirNet Systems, Inc. ("AirNet") ANS, announced that it has filed a proxy statement with the SEC proposing a new slate of directors to replace AirNet's existing board.

AIL seeks to replace the existing Board and senior management due to AirNet's deteriorating financial condition, erosion of shareholder's equity and long term stock price decline. AIL intends to address these problems by bringing new directors with decades of experience with leading companies in the aviation industry. If the AIL directors are elected, they will appoint a new CEO who will be tasked with reducing the massively increased debt burden generated by the Company's foray into the charter business, while taking equally forceful steps to address the evolving needs of Airnet's traditional cargo business.

The AIL Board slate consists of Jonah Meer, a restructuring specialist with aviation industry and CEO experience, Vaughn Carney of Bombardier Aerospace, William Pellew-Harvey, Chairman of Ocean Airlines, an international cargo airline with an all Boeing 747 fleet, Stuart Benzal, an airline and transportation consultant with McKinsey and Company, and Thomas Prinzing, an aviation finance expert.

"Neither the current Board, nor senior management own any significant equity", stressed Jonah Meer. "Our intention is to bring shareholder representation to the Board for the first time, and aggressively pursue the urgent steps needed to maximize shareholder value."

AirNet has not yet set the date for its annual shareholders' meeting, which historically has been held in May or June.

The AIL slate is the only slate of directors currently filed with the SEC.

For further information please contact Jonah Meer at ANS Investments at 212-945-2080.

Contact Information: ANS Investments
Jonah Meer, 212-945-2080 © 2005 BusinessWire
 
Any new word on this? And why has Airnet been so quiet with everybody else trying to hire like crazy at this level?? Just curious.TX
 

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