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“We haven’t had medical service of any kind here in over five years.” This was a quote from a Faia
CEO Mark Palm describes Samaritan Aviation’s coverage area. Credit: Bill Carey Operating from a hangar at Wewak/Boram Airport in the
WILLMAR (WJON News) — A plane that will be used for life-saving missions on the opposite side of the world will be landing in central Minnesota
A float plane to be used for life-saving missions on the opposite side of the world will be landing in central Minnesota this weekend. The
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