Humanitarian Aircraft Added in Face of Mounting Deaths The crisis created by the abuses by militia in Darfur, Sudan, has created "the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with one million people forced to flee their homes." -- United Nations WARRENTON, Virginia, July 22, 2004 -- Air Serv International,...
Aid Worker is Fifth Former Hostage Airlifted to Safety This Week by the Humanitarian Aviation Service AMMAN, Jordan, April 17, 2004 -- The Canadian hostage released yesterday by Iraqi militants was flown from Baghdad to Amman today by Air Serv International, the humanitarian aviation service. Syrian-born aid...
Japanese Hostages Flown to Dubai; French Hostage to Amman DUBAI, April 16, 2004-Three Japanese hostages and a French hostage who were released by their captors this week were flown out of Iraq today by Air Serv International, the humanitarian aviation service. Japanese volunteer workers Noriaki Imai, 18, and...
Warrenton, Virginia, March 3, 2004 -- Air Serv International sent two planes to Haiti today to assist the international humanitarian community in its response to the crisis there. Air Serv is providing two King Air A-90's to transport personnel and medical supplies within Haiti. The estimated...
Warrenton, Va., Feb. 19, 2004 - Air Serv International will base a plane in Chad to assist more than 130,000 people who have crossed the border from Western Sudan to escape fighting in the Darfur area. These people have been displaced by the conflict in Darfur's...
Kabul, Afghanistan, Dec. 29, 2003 - Air Serv International in collaboration with PACTEC, its partner in Afghanistan, flew a European Community Humanitarian Operations (ECHO) evaluation team to Bam, Iran, yesterday from Kabul to assess the earthquake damage and plan for the arrival of relief workers...
Air Serv and Global Resources for Computing To Provide Services Warrenton, Virginia, June 5, 2003 - Air Serv International is collaborating with Global Resources for Computing (GRC) of Yucaipa, California, to provide data services and satellite communications to relief workers and non-governmental organizations operating in Iraq....
Air Serv Plane From Kuwait Flies Relief Workers To Baghdad Kuwait City -- An Air Serv International aircraft began the civilian humanitarian airlift into Iraq today with the flight of a King Air from Kuwait City to Baghdad International Airport. The flight included Stu Willcuts, president...
$2.2 Million Agreement Will Enable Start-up of Air Transport Service to Fly Workers and Aid Into Iraq from Jordan, Kuwait; Air Serv Aircraft Arrive in Region; Ready for Humanitarian Flights Warrenton, Va., April 2, 2003 - Air Serv International will fly aircraft into Iraq from Amman,...
On March 28, an Air Serv King Air aircraft and crew arrived in Amman, Jordan, ready to respond to the humanitarian needs in Iraq following the current conflict. An Antonov AN-12 cargo aircraft is positioned in Bahrain, and a second Air Serv King Air will...
