The Wilson Times

Aviation company flies supplies to storm victims

By Drew Wilson,

16 hours ago

Liz Dunster watched as relief supplies were loaded into a small, single-engine airplane at Adventist World Aviation in preparation for another flight to storm-stricken areas of western North Carolina. The humanitarian aid organization based at Wilson Industrial Airport has been using its fleet of planes and group of dedicated pilots to fly needed supplies following Hurricane Helene. “This is really […]

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