Medair strongly condemns the repeated acts of physical aggression, looting and hostage taking that the humanitarian community of Ituri has been subjected to by armed groups operating in this region, located in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Medair will suspend...
AIR SERV RESPONDS TO DEVASTATING TSUNAMI DISASTER Within days of hearing about the earthquake and subsequent tsunami in southeast Asia, Air Serv was setting up programs in Sri Lanka and Sumatra to facilitate the massive response of the humanitarian community. Air Serv provided flights for assessment...
By Mira Kassis Air Serv International, Jordan Many achievements are related to Air Serv's Iraq emergency program and I will try to summarize everything in this letter ...
President Bush Asks for Update on Air Serv International's Tsunami Relief Efforts from Kurt Neuenschwander Washington, D.C., Jan. 13, 2005-In his meeting with NGOs this week on tsunami relief efforts, President Bush and USAID Administrator Andrew Natsios singled out Air Serv&rquo;s International Chief Pilot Kurt Neuenschwander...
Catholic Relief Services, CARE, World Vision, UN Assessment Teams, and US Congressional Delegations On Air Serv's Passenger List Colombo, Sri Lanka, Jan. 12, 2005 -- Senators Lugar, Frist, and Shays and staff are visiting areas of tsunami destruction in Sri Lanka today utilizing a King Air...
Relief Flights Made Possible by a Grant from South African Government Medan, Sumatra, Sri Lanka, Jan. 7, 2005 -- Two Bell 407 helicopters operated by Air Serv International, the humanitarian air service already serving tsunami victims in Sri Lanka, have begun relief flights for victims in...
Relief Flights Begin Colombo, Sri Lanka, Jan. 6, 2005-Air Serv International began relief flights in Sri Lanka yesterday, flying to Galle and conducting an initial assessment of stricken coastal areas in a King Air 300. Air Serv President Stuart Willcuts describes the area as "a solemn...
WARRENTON, Virginia, Jan. 4, 2005 -- Air Serv International aircraft have arrived in Sri Lanka and have begun operations as part of the massive response of the humanitarian community to tsunami disaster. A King Air 300 and a Puma helicopter will be used for transporting...
Planes and Helicopters Enroute to Sri Lanka and Indonesia WARRENTON, Virginia, Dec. 30, 2004 - Air Serv International, a humanitarian air service operating in areas of great need throughout the world, is sending a fleet of aircraft to southeast Asia to help facilitate the massive response...
Warrenton, Va., Nov. 16,2004--Air Serv International will fly workers throughout the Congo Basin in support of a significant rehabilitation and development project in the five countries bordering the Congo River, as a result of a two-year $4.35 million contract with USAID. The goal of the Congo...
