King Air 90 - January 23
- Information is limited at this time; the damage to the plane is being assessed, but it is clear Agape Flights’ King Air 90 will not be in service for a significant time.
YES, Agape Flights is still flying often and able to land in Port au Prince. Agape Flights' planes are being met by the missionaries we serve. The supplies are reaching the medical clinics, orphanages, schools, and churches through the 130 missionary families we regularly serve in PAP. Mike Labady, Agape's Emergency Field Director is on the ground in Port au Prince working to coordinate activities.
Thank you for praying with us for our missionaries and all of the people of Haiti.
Serving with you in Christ, The Agape Staff, The Board of Directors, and all of our volunteers.
Tuesday Update, January 26
Embraer 110 (Bandit)
AirNow, a freight transport company located in Bennington, VT has donated the use of one of their aircraft and pilot John Somero, to Agape Flights for a month! The plane arrived this afternoon loaded with supplies donated by people from Bennington. The plane will make its first Agape flight Wednesday morning. http://www.airnow.com/haitirelief.html
Monday Update, January 25
B-55 Baron
- Plane left with critical supplies to
- The return flight is expected to deliver orphans from the "Children of Promise" orphanage to their adoptive parents some time this evening in Sarasota.
King Air 200
Landed in PAP today with critical supplies for our missionaries.
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