Wings of Hope International Partners, 2018 2019 

Wings of Hope STEM Project Aircraft Begins Missionary Service In Guyana
By Carmelo Turdo
This week marks the beginning of a new era of humanitarian service for an aircraft that has already contributed to the academic and moral development of a group of high school students over the past year. The Cessna 182, a workhorse of relief organizations around the world, left the Wings of Hope hangar at Spirit of St. Louis Airport Tuesday afternoon and began the first leg of a trip to its new base in Mabaruma, Guyana. There it will be used mostly for medical evacuation flights, transporting critically ill or injured patients from remote villages to medical facilities in the capital city of Georgetown. The launching of this mission to Guyana, with this aircraft, is yet another great Midwest Aviation success story.
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Wings of Hope Partners With Samaritan Aviation to Serve In Papua, New Guinea
By Carmelo Turdo
Wings of Hope, the humanitarian, non-profit aviation charity based at Spirit of St. Louis Airport, is partnering with Samaritan Aviation to serve the basic medical needs of the people of Papua New Guinea. Wings of Hope President and CEO, Bret Heinrich, reaffirmed the partnership during a recent visit of Samaritan Aviation CEO and Co-Founder, Mark Palm.
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