Aviation Charity Assists in DRC Ebola Response
Non-profit Air Serv International dispatched its Cessna Caravan to deliver medical staff, medicine and equipment to the affected area.
Aviation Charity Air Serv International's Cessna Caravan prepares to depart on a mission to help stem an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Due to the difficulty in accessing some of the at-risk areas, the rugged turboprop will likely prove very useful.
Aviation Charity Air Serv International's Cessna Caravan prepares to depart on a mission to help stem an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Due to the difficulty in accessing some of the at-risk areas, the rugged turboprop will likely prove very useful.

Not-for-profit aviation charity Air Serv International has dispatched one of its aircraft in response to a recent outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s (DRC) Kivu Provence. The Cessna Caravan, loaded with medical staff from epidemic specialists Medicines Sans Frontieres and critical cargo, departed Uganda's Entebbe for a nearly 200-mile flight to Bunia, DRC, just north of the affected area.