How A Nonprofit Tackles Remote MRO Challenges In Papua New Guinea
River landings help Samaritan Aviation’s floatplanes access remote villages.
Credit: Samaritan Aviation
Nearly 200 people from remote villages in Papua New Guinea have been transported by floatplane to medical facilities for care this year by nonprofit Samaritan Aviation. Founder Mark Palm says the nonprofit hopes to reach a record of more than 350 medevac flights in the country this year. However...
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