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Flight aid trust
John Fack, co-owner of the Pegasus aircraft company, hands over the first of three Pegasus Q flex-wing micro-lights to Chris Copeland of the Flight Aid Trust, which hopes to raise £250,000 ($380,000) for African leper colonies and Christian aviation charity, the Mission Aviation Fellowship with a 21,400km (11,600nm) flight around ...
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