- Saving Lives
- Delivering Aid
- Training Pilots
- Serving People
a non-profit, Christian relief organization utilizing aircraft to deliver medical care and to support humanitarian, relief, and ministry operations in remote areas.
MAG expands…the reach and multiplies the effectiveness of doctors and hospitals serving some of the poorest and most isolated peoples in Central America.
Rus Rus Mission Base Ready for Service (June 2010)
After a full year of planning and prayer, the new MAG mission base in the remote jungle village of Rus Rus, Honduras is ready to house missionary staff and aircraft to begin the flow of “help and hope” to the Miskito people of the Rio Coco.
New Missionaries Join MAG Team (May 2010)
Now 5 years old, MAG is undergoing a major “growth spurt” as it welcomes new missionary staff, new aircraft, and new ministry partners. On May 1, 2010 over 100 people gathered at the Burlington – Alamance Regional Airport, in Burlington, NC to help “celebrate.”
Fire Gear Ignites New Hope (December 2009)
After ten months, nearly three thousand miles by land and sea, and the help of five different ministry organizations and scores of volunteers, a promise is kept as Missionary Air Group presents donated equipment to an airport crash-rescue team in Guatemala.
Aircraft Provided for Honduras (September 2009)
We are thrilled to announce that an aircraft has been provided for service at the new MAG mission base in the village of Rus Rus in La Moskitia, Honduras. Harvesters International Mission (HIM) voted at its September board meeting to formally partner with MAG.
Firefighters to the Rescue (September 2009)
When MAG President Sean Donnelly visited the Emergency Services Department at the Mundo Maya International Airport in Flores, Guatemala in February 2009, he found more than an invitation to base an air ambulance there.
Air Ambulance for Guatemala (April 2009)
Located in the center of the northern Guatemala department of El Peten is a special place that has been bringing “health and hope” to thousands of people each year who would otherwise be left without much of either.
