Secure Runway Systems Corporation in Joint Venture Discussions

TORONTO--(Marketwire - January 23, 2009) - Secure Runway Systems Corp. (OTCBB: SRWY) announced today that it has entered into discussions with Global Sun Systems, a Vancouver based private company, to incorporate green technology into its patented system. The company has commenced the initial designing of its patented system to detect Foreign Object Debris (FOD) on airport runways but sees a great value in designing its system around energy efficient and green systems, thus enabling lower operating costs of and enhancing value for its customers.

"The company is committed to an environmentally friendly policy and continues to evaluate and develop its systems which minimise harm to our environment," stressed Mr. Hilary Vieira, Chairman and President of Secure Runway Systems. "A collaboration with Global Sun Systems to create a green and environmentally friendly product is therefore part of the company's future strategy and will increase the market acceptance of the system," added Mr Vieira.

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