An American Bush Pilot in Guyana

This is a collection of eleven short stories about the experiences of a pilot flying a small aircraft in a remote area of Guyana, South America.

The author recounts the challenges of flying a Cessna U206 among the tiny Amerindian villages, providing humanitarian relief in the form of air ambulance for the sick and injured and as cargo transport for medical facilities.

The work was hot, sweaty and dirty. The airstrips were short and rough, hand hewn by the villagers with hoes and machetes.

The stories all include interesting characters that the author worked with and served and describes the silly and the sad aspects of trying to provide aid in this very poor, rural, third world country.

The stories are all true.