My First ‘Crash’ as an MAF ‘Pilot’
Gerd LePoidevin
January 30, 2015
I became a pilot for MAF about two months ago. During my first solo flight, I was so nervous. My hands were shaking. My heart
I became a pilot for MAF about two months ago. During my first solo flight, I was so nervous. My hands were shaking. My heart
Just when I’m getting the hang of my role as MAF Lesotho’s interim country program manager (PM), I get a curve ball that’s got me
Circling the remote mountain airstrip I see both windsocks standing straight out, indicating lots of wind. My onboard GPS is talking to me and I
There is an air of excited anticipation so tangible you can almost see it as Matt Monson, our newest pilot, taxis off the runway and
MAF pilots are required to regularly inspect the airstrips where we fly to ensure that our standards for runway maintenance are kept appropriately. Last week
Talking myself down … or up, rather. I’ll admit it—I get a little nervous flying. I’m not scared of flying per se, but every time
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