KANSAS CITY, MO - April 16, 2007 "“ Air Charter Team announced today that it will offset the carbon emissions created by their charter flights with Carbonfund.org, the country's leading carbon reduction and offset organization. Air Charter Team is pleased to be able reduce the impact that their client’s flights have on the environment by offsetting the carbon footprint that is created by private aviation. By supporting a carbon offset program, Air Charter Team is investing in the future of the planet and the long term future of private aviation.

Air Charter Team is concerned about the effects of global warming on our society’s quality of life and, as importantly, our country’s energy security which is currently compromised by our dependence on foreign oil. By supporting the development of alternative energy sources with Carbonfund.org , Air Charter Team can make a contribution towards a new era of security for our country while at the same time helping to reverse the degradation of our environment.

"We are very pleased to announce our partnership with Carbonfund.org. Knowing that we will be offering our customers a "green" alternative for their travel needs allows us to continue to take pride in the work we do. We also look forward to supporting alternative energy projects that will improve the future of aviation. And last but not least, it pleases me that I will be contributing towards a cleaner and safer tomorrow for my children." - Jonathan Tasler, President, Air Charter Team

Air Charter Team is an aviation brokerage firm that specializes in chartering aircraft all over the planet for a variety of clients ranging from corporate executives to Presidential candidates. From small business jets to large airliners, Air Charter Team has access to a global network of operators that enable them to offer the level of safety, security and luxury that their discriminating clientele demand. To remain an industry leader, Air Charter Team has developed a series of web tools that allow them to communicate with their customers efficiently and accurately (www.aircharterteam.com).

"Carbonfund.org is thrilled to partner with Air Charter Team in the fight against climate change," stated Carbonfund.org Executive Director Eric Carlson. "Climate change effects everyone of us and our future, we are all responsible for it and we all must be part of the solution. Today, Air Charter Team is stepping up as a leader in our efforts to transform the market to a clean energy future."

About Carbonfund.org

Carbonfund.org is the country's leading carbon reduction and offset organization. Carbonfund.org educates the public about the dangers of climate change and makes it easy and affordable for individuals, businesses and organizations to reduce their climate impact. Carbonfund.org is reducing the threat of climate change by promoting cost-effective carbon reductions and supporting projects globally that reduce and offset carbon dioxide emissions. By supporting renewable energy, energy efficiency, and reforestation projects, Carbonfund.org will offset an equivalent amount of carbon offsets. The financial support from these offsets is helping the development of clean, renewable energy. Carbonfund.org works with over 100 corporate and non-profit partners including the National Wildlife Federation, Dell, IMD, Ovation Travel Group and Working Assets.

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Carbonfund.org (www.carbonfund.org) reduces the threat of climate change by making it easy and affordable for any individual or business to reduce their carbon footprint and support climate-friendly projects. With its easy-to-use calculator, low offset cost per ton of CO2, and certified offset projects, Carbonfund.org is proving that anyone can reduce their impact on climate change easily and efficiently. Carbonfund.org is a nationally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit business, and a member of the EPA's Green Power Network, the Chicago Climate Exchange, and Ceres. Carbonfree and "Reduce what you can, offset what you can't" are trademarks of the Carbonfund.org Foundation.

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