Airtrax Inc. Media Coverage

Date: February 20, 2008

Publication: Lift and Access

Title: Rental Show Round-Up (Please scroll down to the title "Airtrax Cobra Scissor Lifts")

Summary: The American Rental Association’s Rental Show wrapped up last week in Las Vegas, Nev. This year’s Rental Show saw the introduction of several new products for the lifting segment. Here’s a round-up of the highlights.

Date: July 29, 2006

Publication: The Akron Beacon Journal

Title: Timken gives forklift a boost: Specially designed wheels on Sidewinder increase mobility and save time

Summary: The Akron Beacon Journal article focuses on Aitrax, and the Company's patented Omni-Directional wheels. The SIDEWINDER(TM) is one of the world's first Omni-Directional vehicles using Omni-Directional technology and the patented Airtrax wheel to be commercially produced. The nearly maintenance-free design also reduces maintenance costs, delivering cost efficiencies to companies both large and small. The Airtrax patented Omni-Directional wheel is manufactured exclusively for Airtrax vehicles.

Date: June 12, 2006

Publication: Philadelphia Business Journal

Title: Heavy lifting made easier: Airtrax has a forklift that goes sideways

Summary: The Philidelphia Business Journal article discusses the SIDEWINDER(TM). Airtrax developed forklift which utilizes the Company's patented omni-directional wheels allowing the SIDEWINDER to travel in any direction and within its own 360 degree footprint. Author Adam Stone explores the Company's business model and opportunity within the material handling industry.

Date: June 5, 2006

Publication: Forbes Magazine and Forbes.com

Title: Reinventing the Wheel. Literally

Summary: Author Monte Burke travels to Airtrax's manufacturing facility in Blackwood, New Jersey to get a first hand look at the Airtax SIDEWINDER and the Company's patented Omni-Directional wheels. In particular, Mr. Burke looks at the steering system, designed by Airtrax, and how, coupled with Airtrax's Omni-Directional wheels, the SIDEWINDER is able to travel in any direction and within its own 360 degree footprint.