Mission Aviation
Flying further.
Stopping for the one.
Most of the communities served by the Iris airplane are in remote bush lands. The plane allows us to visit villages that would otherwise be out of reach and bring the Good News to people who have never heard it before. And during times of crisis when roads are impassible either because of a catastrophe or because of serious safety concerns, the plane allows us to continue serving communities that would be cut off from life-saving supplies.
The plane alone is useless. It's not about the plane, it's what we do with it. It's about where we fly and what or who we bring. It's continuing to do what we do, like stop for the one, feed a widow, love a child on the street, build a church, or bring the love of Jesus. Our aviation program allows us to take the Gospel and tangible love of Jesus further and faster.
Missions Aviation’s
2026 impact report
64
Flights
103
Flight hours logged
1,000
Bible Delivered
28,000
Meals Distributed
With mission aviation we are able to reach villages that our land vehicles could not.
This plane is known for bringing the Presence of Jesus!
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Together we can bring the love of Jesus in practical ways, through clean water, Bibles, education, medical care, crisis response, and support for those serving on the ground.