Michigan Aerospace Corporation



	May 22nd, 2009 Atmospheric Wind and Temperature System Arrives In Peru The Second Generation Optimized Fabry-Perot Doppler Imager (SOFDI), designed and built by Michigan Aerospace Corporation, arrived at the Geophysical Institute of Peru Huancayo Geophysical Observatory located at the magnetic equator in Peru. SOFDI is a portable, unmanned, remote-controlled instrument constructed to measure continuous 24-hour (i.e., nighttime and daytime) winds and temperatures from the upper mesosphere and lower thermosphere.


	April 23rd, 2009 OptoAtmospherics Exhibiting At WINDPOWER 2009 OptoAtmospherics, a spin-off of Michigan Aerospace Corporation (MAC), is exhibiting at WINDPOWER 2009 (booth #4381), the largest annual wind power conference in the world. The conference and exhibition runs from May 4 through May 7 in Chicago.


	April 20th, 2009 Michigan Aerospace Corporation Announces Promotion of Charles Richey to Vice President of Operations Michigan Aerospace Corporation (MAC) today announced the promotion of Charles Richey to Vice President of Operations. Mr. Richey, who previously managed the Atmospheric Measurement Business Unit at MAC, has been with the company since April 2002.