Canadian pilot, 30, evacuates family of American doctor who contracted Ebola virus
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Dominic Villeneuve, originally from Kamloops, joined MAF in 2019. PHOTO BY SUPPLIED Article content In a high stakes rescue mission, a B.C. pilot successfully evacuated an American doctor’s family after he tested positive for Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Article content The flight, which took place on May 20, lasted an hour and 15 minutes and Dominic Villeneuve, 30, tells National post that he was “not particularly worried for my own well-being.” He said that he was confident in the safety precautions in place, including his wearing PPE for the duration of the fli…
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