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(MLER), Moller International (the Company) has agreed to begin beta production of the Neuera and its Firefly derivative. These unique aircraft, generically referred to as volantors, can take-off and land vertically and are small enough to fit in a single car garage.

(OTC:MLER), Moller International (the Company) has been invited to speak at "The 3rd World Emerging Industries Summit" (WEIS 2015) to be held on April 22nd in Zhengzhou, China. The summit will include top executives from Fortune 500, Forbes 2000, and industry leading companies within the world's emerging industries along with heads of state and government officials from China and abroad. The presentation on the Skycar and Neuera volantors will be made by the Company's international marketing director Michael Shanley. The summit theme is "Emerging Industries, the new power to world economic growth."

Moller International's exclusive engine production licensee, Freedom Motors, has received letters of intent (LOI), conditional orders and firm orders for over 3.5 million Rotapower rotary engines (~ $5 billion). A substantial portion of this demand is for use in motor scooters/motorcycles where a recent market analysis by Global Industry Analysts Inc. indicated that 75 million motor scooters/motorcycles will be produced in 2015 (~ $100 billion).

The Moller International (MLER) Skycar Volantor is a true flying car, similar to those seen in the movie "Back to the Future II" or "Fifth Element". What makes the Skycar different from other so-called flying cars is that it avoids a runway by taking off and landing vertically (VTOL). In addition to its VTOL capability, the Skycar fits in a single car garage, is designed to fly at over 300 miles per hour and can drive on the street to a nearby Vertiport (Heliport) where it will use the automated highway in the sky called HITS, now in development by the US government.