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SALT LAKE CITY, UT -- Evans & Sutherland Computer Corp. (E&S(R)) (NASDAQ: ESCC) has been selected by Northwest Airlines Inc. to provide the visual system for its new A330-300 flight simulator, the company announced today. E&S will install its ESIG(R)-3350GT image generator and ESCP(R)-2000 projectors in the simulator, which is located at the Northwest Airlines Training Center in Eagan, Minn. Installation is scheduled to be completed during the second quarter of 2003. The installation of the visuals for the A330-300 simulator will bring the total number of E&S visual systems at the Northwest Airlines Training Center to 22. "We look forward to working with E&S again," said Michael Wysocki, director training scheduling & simulator operations of Northwest Airlines Inc. "We are confident our two companies will work together to produce a system that meets every one of Northwest's training requirements." "We are extremely proud to supply another visual system to Northwest Airlines," said David Rushton, commercial simulation marketing director for E&S. "We enjoy working with Northwest Airlines, and look forward to continuing this long-standing relationship." E&S visual systems are the most widely used for commercial full flight simulators in the world today. The company's visual systems support the full range of commercial aircraft and are compatible with systems from all major flight simulator manufacturers. E&S products have been developed to meet the exacting statutory requirements of the world's civil aviation authorities and have established a reputation for both quality and reliability.