Advancing A New Discovery
In The Parral Silver District, Mexico

International Northair Mines Ltd. (TSXV: INM) (the "Company" or "Northair") is pleased to announce assay results from a second phase drill program recently completed at the El Reventon Project, located in the state of Durango, Mexico. The drill program, totaling 2,170 metres in 17 reverse circulation drill holes, was successful in further exploring and expanding the Reventon Breccia. The zone, which had no previous drilling until acquired by the Company in 2007, has now been tested by 21 drill holes.

Twelve of the 15 holes from the current program at the Reventon Breccia intersected significant silver values. Highlights include 91.4 metres of 87 g/t silver containing an intercept of 19.8 metres of 176.4 g/t sliver; and 80.8 metres of 71.9 g/t silver containing an intercept of 7.6 metres of 234.5 g/t silver. Results of the Company's second drill program are summarized in the following tables:

Reventon Breccia Drill Intercept Summary - Phase 2

HOLE	Bearing	From (metres)	To (metres)	Total (metres)	Silver (g/t)	Lead (%)	Zinc (%)
RC-08-03	- 90	NSV
RC-08-04	- 90	73.2	79.2	6.1	54.8	0.32	0.98
and		89.9	94.5	4.6	88.3	0.68	0.79
RC-08-05	- 60/N20W	51.8	64.0	12.2	149.0	1.01	1.55
And		102.1	106.7	4.6	107.7	0.44	0.99
and		112.8	128.0	15.2	82.9	0.25	0.88
RC-08-06	- 90	NSV
RC-08-07	- 90	NSV
RC-08-08	- 60/N20W	21.3	57.9	36.6	108.9	0.82	1.45
includes		21.3	50.3	29.0	124.0	0.94	1.66
and		82.3	115.8	33.5	124.2	0.56	0.63
and		129.5	149.4	19.8	82.2	0.52	0.60
includes		137.2	149.4	12.2	94.3	0.64	0.80
and		13.7	167.6	153.9	77.0	0.46	0.61
RC-08-09	- 90	NSV
RC-08-10	- 90	36.6	39.6	3.0	108.0	0.58	0.19
and		48.8	50.3	1.5	106.0	0.29	0.83
RC-08-11	- 90	25.9	39.6	13.7	85.3	0.53	0.37
and		25.9	132.6	106.7	71.3	0.33	1.08
includes		97.5	132.6	35.1	149.4	0.58	2.90
RC-08-12	- 90	0.0	19.8	19.8	62.7	0.85	0.99
and		45.7	47.2	1.5	103.0	0.05	0.11
RC-08-13	- 90	0.0	120.4	120.4	100.9	0.59	1.03
includes		10.7	18.3	7.6	244.4	1.58	0.52
includes		88.4	120.4	32.0	227.1	1.00	2.49
RC-08-14	- 75/N45E	0.0	91.4	91.4	87.0	0.47	0.65
includes		12.2	30.5	18.3	113.1	0.62	1.61
includes		71.6	91.4	19.8	176.4	0.63	0.47
RC-08-15	- 75/N45E	44.2	47.2	3.0	298.8	0.01	0.03
and		80.8	83.8	3.0	166.4	1.36	1.36
and		137.2	144.8	7.6	81.8	0.78	1.44
RC-08-16	- 75/N45E	0.0	80.8	80.8	71.9	0.53	0.94
includes		0.0	27.4	27.4	107.0	0.82	1.78
above includes		19.8	27.4	7.6	234.5	1.72	1.13
includes		38.1	50.3	12.2	91.9	0.93	0.76
includes		74.7	80.8	6.1	112.5	0.52	2.16
RC-08-17	- 90	82.3	91.4	9.1	141.5	1.39	1.19

These results have greatly increased the Company's understanding of the Reventon Breccia which has mineralization related to a moderately north to northeast dipping diorite porphyry breccia that intrudes andesite volcanics. The porphyry is only exposed on surface in an erosional window within the volcanics measuring approximately 70 by 70 metres. The two drill programs have outlined a much larger irregular zone of altered diorite porphyry concealed by the volcanics. Alteration and mineralization appear to increase to the north and northeast, as well as the apparent true thickness of the zone, which varies from 40 to 120 metres. All drill site locations were conducted from existing roads -- necessitating some angle holes due to topography. Although drill holes to the south and directly east of the surface exposure of the breccia did not return significant silver grades, exploration potential to the southeast remains encouraging, as evidenced by Hole RC-08-17 which bottomed in 9.1 metres of 141.5 g/t silver.

Two holes were also completed at the Los Alisos Zone, which is located approximately 500 metres south of the Reventon Breccia. The Los Alisos Zone contains a diorite porphyry having a geochemical signature similar to the Reventon Breccia. Further work will be necessary to evaluate the significance of the zone. Results are listed below:

Los Alisos Zone Drill Intercept Summary

HOLE	From (metres)	To (metres)	Total (metres)	Silver (g/t)	Lead (%)	Zinc (%)
RC-08-01	NSV
RC-08-02	7.6	24.4	16.8	34.4	0.50	2.46

A drill plan and sections are available in Northair's website at www.internationalnorthair.com. The Company is very pleased with the program to date and is presently planning its next course of action for the property.

Northair maintains a quality control program using best industry practices consistent with National Instrument 43-101. The program is under the supervision of Mr. Jim Robinson, Vice President of the Company who is a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101. All technical information is obtained and reported within a formal quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) program. Sampling was done on 5-foot intervals, with two 50/50% splits prepared for each interval. Approximately 5% of the sealed samples submitted to the laboratory were blanks or standards. Assaying was done by Inspectorate Labs, who retrieved the samples bags from the property. Sample preparation was carried out at their Durango facility with assaying performed at their analytical lab in Sparks, Nevada. Assaying was performed by Aqua Regia Digest and Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy finish. Silver values greater than 200 g/t were re-assayed by Fire Assay methods with a Gravimetric finish.

The El Reventon Project is located in the highly prospective Sierra Madre Occidental mineral belt of Mexico, approximately 170 kilometres northwest of the city of Durango. The company owns the majority of the land position and can acquire a 60 hectare internal concession by paying US$ 150,000 over a four year period.

Northair also maintains an active generative exploration program throughout Mexico, and anticipates drilling to occur on its La India and Sierra Rosario properties later in the year.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD,
INTERNATIONAL NORTHAIR MINES LTD.

"Fred G. Hewett"
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Fred G. Hewett, P.Eng.
President & CEO

For further information please contact Fred Hewett, President or Chris Curran, Investor Relations
at 604-687-7545 or 1-888-338-2200

Website: www.northair.com/international/ Email: [email protected]

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