Fuelstream Appointed US Rep for Global Airways

Fuelstream Inc. (OTCQB:FLST) "Fuelstream" or the "Company") announces that Global Airways, Headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa, has appointed Fuelstream as their U. S Representative for their scheduled service to Miami, Florida. Fuelstream will be responsible for the following: evaluating and recommending  ground handling companies, caterers, crew transportation and services, coordinating with cargo handlers, serving as the GSA for cargo in Miami, working with the Aviation Department on gate assignments and ticket counters, working with all government authorities ( TSA, Customs, Immigration and local police) to ensure compliance. Ron Finger, Managing Director of Global Airways stated, "We will be relying heavily on the staff of Fuelstream for these services but the most important service is sourcing the jet fuel that we will require, which is approximately 1,800,000 gallons a month. Without the fuel there would be no service." This route will be operated with  Airbus A-330 long range aircraft.

Robert Catala, CEO of Fuelstream stated "We have developed a relationship in South Africa with The Global Aviation Group and are pleased that this relationship will continue to grow. We are very excited about this new  opportunity for providing the jet fuel and services that Global Airways requires for their new service." Global Airways new service will begin in late 2013 or early 2014.

About Global Airways

Global Airways is an International  Air Transport Organization carrier whose activities cover acquisition, heavy maintenance, refurbishment and leasing of aircraft.

Established in 2001, Global Airway's main strategy is to offer full aircraft services and maintenance with a highly trained staff and crew compliment. The Company services many government and regional  airlines based in South Africa and the Company is seeking to add fuel serving as a new business unit.

Freight - expanding its fleet in order to provide wide body freight service from Johannesburg through Africa, Europe, Hong Kong, and the United States.

Passenger Service - reintroducing service to and from Miami International Airport to Johannesburg with a in Cape Town. This was a very successful route before political commitments in 2004 terminated service. Global Aviation intends to run 4 flights per week round trip.

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