December 3, 2002

For Immediate Release:
Martian Odyssey Spacecraft Designers Work On Skycar®

Next Generation Vertical Takeoff and Landing Aircraft Manufacturer Teams With Noted NASA Consultants

Davis, California, December 3, 2002: Moller International (OTC-Pink Sheets: MLER) and Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc. (AMA, Inc.) announced today that they have signed an agreement to work together to develop the production version of the Skycar®, Moller International's revolutionary new vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

The latest Moller M400 Skycar® will incorporate several new features gained from experience with the current prototype and wind tunnel testing that are anticipated to increase fuel economy and make it possible for the aircraft to be driven on city streets to or from a suitable takeoff or landing area. AMA Inc. has been selected to assist Moller International in the optimization of the Skycar's structural and aerodynamic characteristics and to help define large-scale production techniques for the aircraft. AMA, a Hampton, VA firm with offices in California and Alabama, has served the aeronautics community since 1962 providing control systems, mathematical modeling and performance simulations for vehicle design and use. AMA's past performance and technical expertise include systems analysis, conceptual and preliminary design and ground testing definition for a wide range of flight vehicles. Their work has contributed to numerous NASA missions such as the Hyper-X, International Space Station, Mars Precision Lander, Mars Pathfinder, Mars Airplane, Mars Exploration Rover and currently, the Mars Odyssey mission.

About Moller: Moller International was formed in 1983 and is the developer of the Skycar®, a four-person Vertical Takeoff and Landing aircraft currently undergoing initial flight-testing. The Skycar® has the potential to provide an airborne alternative to automobiles in certain cases. The Company is a research and development firm working on new technologies in the field of aeronautics and transportation. Moller International has invested more than 1 million labor hours into the development of the specialized technology in the Skycar®.

About AMA, Inc.: Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc., provides engineering and business information solutions for government and commercial clients. AMA has served as key developer of the Advanced Engineering Environment (AEE) for NASA centers nationwide. The AEE provides state-of-the-art collaborative engineering analysis and project management capabilities, available globally via the Internet. Researchers can examine vehicle design and performance characteristics and effectively accomplish next-generation design solutions. Termed by NASA a "pioneering technology," AEE's success has recently been honored with NASA Headquarters' "Turning Goals into Reality" Award. It has also been recognized with the 2002 InfoWorld 100 Award -for the year's most innovative technology projects, presented to the top 100 companies worldwide.

To find our more about AMA, visit www.ama-inc.com or call (757) 865-0944.