Wings of Love span the Atlantic

Gary Clayton  |  World
Date posted:  1 Apr 2022
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Wings of Love span the Atlantic

MAF Pilot Marijn Goud (right) meets Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, in Dirico, Angola

Wings of Love, the newest plane to join Mission Aviation Fellowship’s life-saving fleet, has touched down in Africa.

The aircraft, a Cessna Caravan, had departed from Winnipeg, southern Canada, to begin its 6,000-mile, transatlantic journey to Angola.

The ferry flight reached the Lubango base of aviation charity MAF on 18 February, with Wings of Love replacing the much-loved Wings of Hope – MAF’s longest serving Cessna Caravan.

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