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FAA Qualifies ICF International Subsidiary, SH&E, for Air Transportation Oversight
System (ATOS)

Consulting Firm Launches Certification Services Group

WASHINGTON (April 2, 2009)— Aviation consulting firm SH&E, a subsidary of ICF International (NASDAQ:ICFI),
has been formally recognized to support air carriers in the FAA ATOS process. The United States Federal
Aviation Administration (FAA) has now recognized SH&E’s Aviation Safety Practice as qualified to assist US air
carrier applicants in preparing for the commercial air operator (14 CFR 121 “Airline”) certification process.
Accordingly, SH&E is one of only nine consultants now listed on the FAA’s ATOS certification website.

“SH&E is proud to apply its global expertise in aviation safety, airline management, flight operations,
organizational development, and training in support of the FAA’s air carrier certification and surveillance
processes,” said Louis Sorrentino, Senior Vice President of SH&E’s Aviation Safety Practice. “This FAA
recognition positions SH&E’s global aviation services organization and our recently launched Certification
Services Group to provide targeted safety expertise to a variety of clients, from new entrants to existing
operators,” he added.

The ATOS qualified consultant process ensures that the resources of the FAA are optimized by taking
advantage of demonstrated safety expertise available within the private sector. ATOS processes also
benefit the flying public by ensuring that new entrant airlines adopt attributes fundamental to safe air
carrier operations, developed during the formative stages of operations and in a manner consistent
with FAA’s objectives.

Complementing the FAA recognition in ATOS, SH&E Safety has appointed Captain Patrick Major, Vice
President, Flight Operations – Air Carrier Certification, as Project Manager for SH&E’s Certification
Services Group.

Captain Major stated, “SH&E is grateful for this recognition by the FAA of its qualification to assist
United States air carriers in articulating airline management systems that are uniquely tailored to
each company’s individual approach to the marketplace while, at the same time, ensuring conformance
to ATOS requirements.” These new ATOS services, combined with SH&E’s extensive work in developing
and implementing effective, sustainable safety management systems for its wide range of clients –governments,
civil aviation authorities, airlines, charter operators, Helicopter EMS, maintenance organizations, ground handlers,
and FBOs – underscore SH&E’s commitment to the furtherance of aviation safety. The firm works around the
world to deliver comprehensive capability and proven value in its safety offering.

About SH&E and ICF International

For 45 years SH&E has been dedicated to serving the air transportation industry, providing its aviation
expertise to airlines, airports, governments, international agencies, manufacturers, and financial institutions.
The company’s core capabilities include airline strategy, planning, and operations; airport demand management,
planning, and air service marketing; cost-benefit analysis of environmental regulations; cargo studies; revenue
management; appraisals, maintenance management, and asset management; safety and security audits; financial
due diligence; and privatization, mergers, and alliances. In December 2007, SH&E’s ninety-plus staff joined ICF
International, further expanding its breadth of services, offerings, and expertise. SH&E’s Web site is www.sh-e.com.
ICF International (NASDAQ: ICFI) partners with government and commercial clients to deliver consulting services
and technology solutions in the energy, climate change, environment, transportation, social programs, health, defense,
and emergency management markets. The firm combines passion for its work with industry expertise and innovative
analytics to produce compelling results throughout the entire program life cycle, from analysis and design through
implementation and improvement. Since 1969, ICF has been serving government at all levels, major corporations,
and multilateral institutions. More than 3,000 employees serve these clients worldwide. ICF’s Web site is www.icfi.com.

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Michele Ryan
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