PHOENIX (September 11, 2006) – Antenna Technology Communications Inc., a provider of commercial satellite communications systems, today announced that it has integrated a complete Fly Away Broadcast System for Tele Cinco – one of the most well-known television producers in Colombia. ATCi provided a fully redundant, state-of-the-art Fly Away System that Tele Cinco uses to transmit live or pre-recorded programming and events for large to medium corporations throughout Colombia, Mexico, the Caribbean and parts of South America

ATCi customized and integrated the fly away package to meet TeleCinco’s unique application and budgetary requirements. One of the key features to this 1.2 Meter antenna-based system is its ease of access to all connection points. Training for the system took place at the customer site and was included in the packaged price.

“We selected the ATCi Fly Away package because of the Company’s long standing reputation in satellite communications, said Carlos Alberto Jaramillo, CEO of Tele Cinco.. “The ATCi Fly Away is the highest quality system at the most competitive price -- and their customer service and engineering expertise in this area is unrivaled, “ Mr, Jaramillo continued.

“We are pleased to have been selected by Tele Cinco as their turn key solution provider for this important fly away uplink project,” said Gary Hatch, ATCi’s CEO. “Broadcasters, Production facilities, Universities, Military, Government and corporations in virtually every industry and country have voiced the need to own and control their own content. ATCi’s Fly Away system is another indication of the Company’s dedication to responding to market demands by designing and delivering this turn key system.” Hatch concluded.

Due to the success of the current Ku-Band Fly Away System, Tele Cinco will be adding C-Band to its current offering. The project was complete and has been successfully delivering corporate communications and event programming since January, 2006.

ATCi is currently showcasing their Fly Away System at IBC 2006, September 8-12, at the Amsterdam RAI, Booth #1590.