This new certification follows the FCC approval at the end of 2007 ofAirspan's HiperMAX base station in the 3.65GHz band, now making availableto US customers a full complement of products suiting every business case.HiperMAX and MicroMAX base stations have been broadly deployedinternationally, providing critical reference points for discerningoperators in the United States who, like operators everywhere, are focusedon deploying quality, field-tested products.

Declan Byrne, Airspan's Chief Marketing Officer, commented, "We aredelighted to have completed the FCC certification process for our fullfamily of 3.65GHz products. The new certifications allow us to market thecompact, high-performance MicroMAX base station and our full CPE suite.We are now among a very select group of equipment providers with FCCcertified solutions in 3.65GHz, and we are excited to offer a range of bestin breed, competitively-priced, and field-proven base station and CPEproducts to the US Carrier community. This is a very attractive marketspace with dozens of new entrants and Airspan is quickly claiming firstmover advantage. New customer wins such as KeyOn Communications and Le-RuTelecom are testament to the attractiveness of our 3.65GHz Product suite."

The 3.65GHz solution adds to Airspan's product line for the U.S., whichalready includes products for the 700MHz and 1.x-, 2.x-, 4.x- and 5.x-GHzbands.

Customers interested in more information about any of our products shouldinquire at sales@airspan.com.

About Airspan Networks Inc.

Airspan is the industry's leading WiMAX pure player, ranked #1 forIEEE802.16-2004 WiMAX revenue in 2007 and has now been selected for some ofthe world's largest mobile WiMAX deployments. With direct sales officesthroughout Asia, EMEA and the Americas, a worldwide network of resellersand agents, and partnership alliances with major OEMs, Airspan boasts over100 commercial WiMAX deployments worldwide. www.airspan.com.

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