Airlink, United Airlines, and Good360 deliver aid to Hawaii

Airlink partners with United Airlines and Good360 to deliver humanitarian cargo via air to disaster-affected areas in Hawaii.

Currently, Airlink and United Airlines along with non-profit organisation, Good360 are working together not just to transport cargo but to move basic necessities and help flood affected families in Hawaii, to recover. The recent supplied cargo included generators, hygiene supplies and baby wipes that were sent off from Chicago O’Hare International Airport, reaching their as an urgent help for more than 2300 people, coping from the Kona Low storms and ongoing flash floods.

Airlink is an organisation that conducts humanitarian operations and solves logistics challenges that commonly occurs due to disasters. It bridges the gap between aviation industry and humanitarain sector. They ensure to make the right aid reach to the right people at the right time. It has more than 50 airlines in serving that have able to supply approximately over 8,100 tonnes of supplies including transporting more than 15,200 responders, by far. The airline has served nearly 80 million people, till now.

At the moment, the operations are handled by Airlink, United Airlines, Good360 and other associated logistics partners, that are focused to quickly mobilise humanitarian services across Hawaii. This includes, food, water, resources, besides, distributing hot meals to families, first responders and affected ones.

Good360 in a statement said, ‘That is why our partnership with Airlink is so vital - we are connecting local nonprofits with the products they know their community needs, so the right resources reach the right people’.