Madison, AL, April 10, 2007 -- Griffon Aerospace, an innovative small business specializing in the design, development, and operations of aerospace systems including manned and unmanned aircraft, UAV ground support systems, and advanced composite structures, announced today that it is expanding its existing facility to accommodate current and anticipated growth.

Griffon has expanded into additional space in a building adjacent to its current facility. The additional 15,000 square feet will bring the total size of Griffon's operations to 41,000 square feet. "We've been extremely pleased with our location in Madison," stated Larry French, the founder and CEO of Griffon Aerospace. "The additional space will enable us to better serve our existing and new customers."

Griffon's facilities house administrative offices, a layup room, a cleanroom, a manufacturing area, and one of the largest computer-controlled composites ovens in the Southeast. With the achievement of several successful projects in the commercial, NASA, and DoD business sectors, more space is necessary to adequately house the company's design, fabrication, testing, and operations activities.

"Because we're an experienced small business, we have the agility and responsiveness to quickly address challenging requirements of our customers. Our business assists our customers from concept definition through production and into flight test," says Mr. French. "Our years of experience translates into reduced risk and cost for our customers."

About Griffon Aerospace

Established in 1994 in Huntsville, Alabama, home of Marshall Space Flight Center and Redstone Arsenal, Griffon has successfully built upon its pioneering tradition to become a technology leader in the small business arena. Experiencing steady growth in sales, revenue, and personnel, the company is continually expanding and diversifying in both the private and governmental sectors. Griffon is focused on three core businesses: defense and commercial composite specialty parts, air vehicle design, UAV operations, and manufacturing/prototyping. Each provides the company with the capabilities it needs to build on its strength as an innovator and to prosper in a highly competitive economy. Visit Griffon Aerospace on the web at www.griffon-aerospace.com or call 256-258-0035.