Missionary Aviation

Missionary aviation

Helping make Bible translation and church planting possible

Aircraft don’t translate the Bible or plant churches. But in isolated communities, aviation can provide the access that helps make that work possible.

A helicopter beside community members in a remote village
Access that mattersSupporting long-term ministry among isolated communities.

Missionary Flight Sponsorship

Help keep remote ministry within reach

Missionary aviation can replace days of difficult travel with a short flight—carrying people, supplies and Scripture to places where roads may not exist.

Your gift helps make safe, dependable air service more affordable for teams serving among isolated Unreached People Groups.

See how affordable flights help sustain long-term ministry among isolated communities.

Why aviation?

More than transportation

Aviation helps ministry teams stay, serve and keep long-term work moving forward.

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Reach isolated communities

Aircraft provide access where mountains, rivers and rainforests can make overland travel difficult or impossible.

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Make flights affordable

Sponsorship helps reduce the cost carried by missionaries and keeps essential air service available.

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Support long-term ministry

Reliable transportation helps church planters, Bible translators and thriving churches continue their work.

Latest issue · Q4 2026

Read the Aviation Journal

After more than 40 years of Bible translation, the Lamogai people received the complete Bible in their own language. This issue shows how aviation supported the celebration—and how it continues serving churches and ministry teams around the world.

Recent issues

2026 Quarter 2

2604EAJ Aviation Journal

2025 Quarter 4

2507EAJ Aviation Journal

2025 Quarter 1

2502EAJ – Mar 6, 2025
View older Journal issues

2024 Quarter 4

2410EAJ – Oct 21, 2024

2024 Quarter 1

2404EAJ – Aviation Journal

2023 Quarter 2

Ethnos360 Aviation Journal – Q2 2023

2022 Quarter 4

EAJ Q4 – 2022

2022 Quarter 2

Ethnos360 Aviation Journal – Q2 2022

Serve with aviation

Use your skills to support church planting

Missionary aviation depends on trained professionals committed to safe, dependable service.

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Missionary pilots

Fly airplanes or helicopters to transport people, supplies and equipment to remote ministry locations.

View pilot opportunities
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Avionics technicians

Install, maintain and troubleshoot the electronic systems that support safe flight operations.

View avionics opportunities
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For families

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Teach your children about missions and cheerful giving while helping make missionary flights available.

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