Breaking News
Dr. William Tan – Marathon Man and Chair of the GFH Medical Advisory Board, to “race across Macau” in February 2012
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The Humanitarian Hub »
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GFH’s plans for the world’s first Humanitarian Hub … and forward bases
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The new model
When Frederick Smith developed the concept and model of a Hub and Spoke system for transporting packages throughout America, many laughed.
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Global Flying Hospitals »
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Global Flying Hospitals – the new paradigm in humanitarian medical care.
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The Aircraft
Learn about the aircraft progress ... ... or click Global Flying Hospitals above for all updates
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Wings of Giving »
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GFH now in strategic alliance with Wings of Giving
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Wings of Giving – a profound solution for GFH (USA)
Global Flying Hospitals has formed a strategic alliance with Wings of Giving, a US (L3C), Michigan based fundraising company.
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Asia Region Head Office »
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Macau SAR, China hosts the Asia Region Head Office of Global Flying Hospitals.
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Macau SAR China – geographic bull’s-eye for GFH
Global Flying Hospitals launched its Asia Region Head Office in Macau SAR, China. This vibrant Asia region is the perfect bull's-eye for GFH.
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US Region Head Office »
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West Palm Beach, Fl. hosts the US Region Head Office of Global Flying Hospitals
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New growth strategies for GFH USA
Today, there are massive geo-economic moves afoot ... and the United States is well poised.
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Global Shelter Group »
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Discover the profound new revolution in shelter for people in dire need.
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Finally; how to provide shelter – FAST!
The solution for suffering people in need of shelter.
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Other Recent Articles
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Kelly Barker featured in the End Poverty 2015 Campaign
Kelly Barker, is Global Flying Hospitals vibrant International CEO. Read about her at the End Poverty Campaign.
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The Impossible IS Possible….
What if we spent a fraction of the defense budget on creating products and services to developing countries?
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Jacob Atem has FOUND his WAY HOME!
Global Flying Hospitals and South Sudan Health Clinic are changing the fate of Jacob’s village.
