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The Nolinor team recently helped transport United Nations peacekeepers to South America as part of a second mission for the UN. During the program, Nolinor Aviation’s Boeing 737-300 flew 210 Blue Helmets from Haiti to Uruguay.

Nolinor was able to rely on team members who speak Spanish to coordinate flights on the ground.

The B737-300 made three return trips to transport all of the troops home, flying a total of over 19,150 km in the process. Planned layovers in Manaus, Brazil were made on each trip for refuelling and crew changes.

The UN mission to Haiti is now primarily involved in training Haiti’s national police.

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