MAF's Quest Kodiak Aids in Ecuador Relief Effort
About 20 percent of the Kodiak fleet is in operation with humanitarian organizations.
A Quest Kodiak 100 operated by Mission Aviation Fellowship’s (MAF) Ecuadorian affiliate, Alas de Socorro del Ecuador (ADSE), has joined in the relief effort in Ecuador. The turboprop single has been used to airlift injured to area hospitals, as well as  deliver sheets, blankets, non-perishable food and bottled water to affected areas. (Photo: ASDE)
A Quest Kodiak 100 operated by Mission Aviation Fellowship’s (MAF) Ecuadorian affiliate, Alas de Socorro del Ecuador (ADSE), has joined in the relief effort in Ecuador. The turboprop single has been used to airlift injured to area hospitals, as well as deliver sheets, blankets, non-perishable food and bottled water to affected areas. (Photo: ASDE)

The Mission Aviation Fellowship’s (MAF) Ecuadorian affiliate, Alas de Socorro del Ecuador (ADSE), has joined in the relief effort in Ecuador, using a Quest Kodiak turboprop single to airlift injured to area hospitals. ADSE also has been ferrying in people and supplies to the areas ravaged by the 7.8-magnitude earthquake on April 16 and subsequent aftershocks and flooding. More than 650 are reported dead and thousands more injured.


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