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ICF International Unit SH&E Forms Advisory Board for Commercial Aviation Industry

Board to Create Leading-edge Thinking Necessary for Aviation Industry to Sustain Profitability

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Contact: Steve Anderson, steve.anderson@icfi.com , +1.703.934.3847

NEW YORK (July 27, 2010) - SH&E, a subsidiary of ICF international and one of the world’s leaders in aviation expertise,
recently formed an advisory board for the commercial aviation industry to provide insight on current and future trends
at airlines and airports. The SH&E Aviation Advisory Board, a high-level forum comprised of well-recognized and highly
respected thought leaders in the aviation community, is focused on understanding passengers’ problems and developing
new solutions that will provide the industry with sustained profitability.

“SH&E believes that the industry is at a turning point and that new thinking must emerge to help it conquer the challenges
that lie ahead,” said Deborah Meehan, chief operating officer of SH&E, head of ICF International’s aviation division, and
leader of the advisory board. “The board will ensure SH&E continues its position as a leading authority on aviation issues
and further develop its role in helping shape the industry going forward.”

The advisory board is comprised of well-recognized and respected leaders as well as some of the foremost innovative
thinkers in aviation. The board is organized and moderated by Ms. Meehan, who has more than 30 years of aviation
consulting experience.

Joining Ms. Meehan on the advisory board:

Nawal Taneja, professor and chair of The Ohio State University Department of Aviation and a career analyst
of the global airline industry. He is also author of a series of books on the airline industry that have become
required reading at airlines throughout the world.
Sean Menke, former CEO of Frontier Airlines and former executive vice president and chief commercial officer
of Air Canada. Mr. Menke is on the cutting edge of the IT and labor solutions necessary for airlines to be
financially successful.
Dietmar Kirchner, former senior vice president of Lufthansa who also has held leadership positions at many
of the Star Alliance carriers. He understands the practical operational necessities of airline success.
Woodie Woodward, former associate director of the Federal Aviation Administration. Mr. Woodward represents a
major constituency that should be represented at the table of any successful aviation entity.

About SH&E and ICF International
For 46 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 100-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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