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AeroBridge Activates for Hurricane Helene Rescues
Volunteer disaster relief organizations need pilots and aircraft to help move supplies
An AeroBridge volunteer Piper Cherokee Six airplane
An AeroBridge volunteer pilot is donating his time and Piper Cherokee Six to move supplies to help people in Asheville, North Carolina.

On Saturday, disaster relief volunteer organization AeroBridge was activated to support people affected by the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in the Asheville, North Carolina area. Volunteer pilots are asked to register with AeroBridge and check on available missions, and donations and purchases of Amazon supplies are welcomed.

Through Friday, AeroBridge was standing by to activate, according to board member and field director of emergency services Charley Valera. At the time, he wrote on the AeroBridge Facebook page, “Our mission is to deliver emergency supplies by air when road closures prevent ground transport. Thankfully, most major roads remain open, allowing relief efforts to move forward on the ground.”

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