Vancouver, British Columbia - CAVU Energy Metals Corp. (CSE: CAVU) (OTC: CAVVF) (FSE: 5EO) ('CAVU' or the 'Company') is pleased to report drill results of the Hopper Copper-Gold porphyry project in Yukon, Canada. The Hopper Project is located in the Traditional Territory of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations.

Highlights

HOP22-DDH07 returned 214m of 0.121% Cu from surface

HOP22-DDH07 also yielded the first occurrence of bornite mineralization with chalcopyrite (104m) observed in the porphyry zone of the Hopper Property and indicates proximity to higher-temperature mineralization

All mineralization encountered to date at this target is within the propylitic zone, which occurs on the periphery of the higher-grade porphyry-copper zones.

The intercepts of mineralized fault zones and distribution of mineralized intrusive rocks indicates a copper-enriched structural corridor

'The spring drill program successfully increased the extent of high-grade mineralization at the Copper Castle skarn zones and tested the porphyry zone of the Hopper copper-gold-silver-molybdenum project,' stated Dr. Jaap Verbaas, CEO of CAVU. 'The 4 drill holes reported here are from the porphyry zone, where past drilling yielded long intercepts of low-grade disseminated mineralization that is commonly found in the propylitic zone, on the periphery of higher-grade porphyry copper mineralization.

'The results from HOP22-DDH05, -DDH06, and -DDH07 further indicate the presence of a large propylitic zone and constrain the extent of mineralization to a large structural corridor through the Hopper property. This prospective structural corridor locally contains copper and molybdenum mineralization at surface and we continue to use the assay results and mineralogical data collected to target higher-grade mineralization.'

Context of HOP22-DDH05

Hole HOP22-DDH05 was collared from the same pad as hole HOP22-DDH04 (Figure 1) which yielded 0.106% Cu over 306.75m1 and 400m northeast of HOP21-DDH06, which returned 116.1m at 0.21% Cu2 from surface. HOP22-DDH05 was drilled at an azimuth of 90 degrees with a -85 degree dip to a total depth of 387m. The objective of hole HOP22-DDH05 was two-fold: to test the northern extent of porphyry-style mineralization and alteration, approximately 200m north of existing drilling, and follow up surficial multi-element geochemical anomalies recognized in soil samples and near-surface percussion drilling. This hole would provide the necessary alteration and mineralization data, to vector between it and hole HOP22-DDHH04. Notably at ~350m depth, HOP22-DDH05 intersected a 10m fault zone at low angle to the core axis. This fault separates the intersects in HOP22-DDH04 and HOP22-DDH06 from those within HOP21-DDH06 and HOP22-DDH07. As described below, this fault defines the southern extent of the main structural corridor that hosts mineralization.

About CAVU Energy Metals Corp.

CAVU Energy Metals Corp. is a mining company engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral projects containing metals used in green technologies and the renewable energy sector. The Company is currently focused on the exploration of its Hopper Copper-Gold Project in Yukon and recently acquired Star Copper-Gold Porphyry Project in BC. For more information visit www.cavumining.com

Contact:

Dr. Jaap Verbaas, P.Geo.

CEO and Director

CAVU Energy Metals Corp.

E: jverbaas@cavumining.com

T: 604-493-2997

Forward-Looking Statements

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