GENEVA, SWITZERLAND - 17th May 2005 - Customer service at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport now starts before the traveler ever reaches the airport. With the new Airport Wayfinder^® virtual tour service, the passenger can learn all about the Montreal airport facilities with a visual tour before starting the actual journey.

Airport Wayfinder^® is an on-line service offered by Airports Council International (ACI) in co-operation with Air Travel Video Technologies, Inc. (ATV), a leading provider of visual airport information. With an interest in promoting the airport's features and enhancing airport customer service and communication, Montreal-Trudeau International Airport now provides its customers with a rich, informative and descriptive presentation of the new passenger arrival and departure areas.

"We at Montreal-Trudeau are convinced that the ACI Airport Wayfinder^® is a very valuable information service to travelers - it keeps us at the forefront of our industry," said James Cherry, Aéroports de Montréal chief executive officer. "Making sure that the customer is well-informed from the comfort of his home or office is a first step to speeding the transit process and ensuring a smooth journey," he added.

Available through a subscription service, the Airport Wayfinder^® is produced to familiarize passengers with airport layouts and processes prior to arrival or departure. Using the latest Internet streaming technologies, the Airport Wayfinder service provides immersive and memorable 3D airport fly-down and walk-throughs of the world’s leading airports. Passengers can access the latest Airport Wayfinder^® for Montreal from their home, office or before their trip by visiting www.airportwayfinder.com.

When planning travel to Montreal, people can navigate through the airport with more ease and efficiency, as well as understanding the formal entry, departure, and U.S. trans-border requirements, in addition to finding parking and ground transportation options. New video segments about Montreal-Trudeau International’s new international jetty, including Canada’s largest Duty Free zone, are scheduled for release by June 2005.

About ACI
ACI is the international association of the worlds' airports. It is a non profit organization, the prime purpose of which is to advance the interests of airports and to promote professional excellence in airport management and operations. ACI has 567 members operating over 1540 airports in 175 countries and territories.

About ATV, LLC
Behind the technology that brought Airport Wayfinder^® to virtual life, is Air Travel Video Technologies, Inc. (ATV). ATV is the world's leading producer of international airport arrival information for the world's airlines and airports, using copyrighted scripts and proprietary video animation. ATV has produced, distributed and supported in-flight viewing programs of more than 50 of the world’s leading international airports for their airline customers.