Samaritan Aviation

Samaritan Aviation Showing God's love through aviation services in the remote jungles of Papua New Guinea. Visit our website www.samaritanaviation.org

Samaritan Aviation exists to demonstrate God’s love by providing aviation and medical services in remote areas. Operating some of the only floatplanes in Papua New Guinea, we serve those living in the East Sepik province through emergency life flights, medicine delivery, disaster relief and community health programs.

Delma Genji, 36, from Timboli was flown in after experiencing a ruptured membrane during pregnancy. She was taken straig...
03/10/2026

Delma Genji, 36, from Timboli was flown in after experiencing a ruptured membrane during pregnancy. She was taken straight to the labor ward, where she safely delivered a healthy baby boy.
We are so thankful to God for a safe delivery and for the lives of both mother and child. Delma and her baby were discharged healthy, a beautiful reminder of His provision and the gift of timely care.

03/06/2026

Just a few weeks ago, we asked you for urgent prayer over Stacy, a young woman bitten by a snake. Because you kept our tanks full by supporting Fuel for Life, our team was able to launch quickly, bring her to the care she needed, and later fly her home healthy.

That’s the impact of your support. It turns what could have been tragedy into testimony.

Every gift to Fuel for Life keeps us ready for the next call — the next patient — the next life that depends on a full tank.

Fuel the next flight at samaritanaviation.org/fuel-for-life

03/06/2026

Fuel makes every lifesaving flight possible. In remote regions of Papua New Guinea, fuel drums are the difference between waiting days for help and reaching care in minutes.
When you give to Fuel for Life, you help supply the fuel that powers free medical flights and keeps access to care within reach for isolated communities. Support the mission at samaritanaviation.org/fuel-for-life.

A drum of fuel may have a price tag of approximately $650, but the impact is beyond measure. That single drum fuels 5 li...
03/05/2026

A drum of fuel may have a price tag of approximately $650, but the impact is beyond measure. That single drum fuels 5 lifesaving flights for patients who would otherwise have no way to reach care. Behind every drum are real people, real emergencies, and real lives changed. Fuel is not just an expense. It is access to lifesaving care.
Help fill the next drum at samaritanaviation.org/fuel-for-life.

It is never too early to teach stewardship. Fill the Drum is a simple way to help children learn how generosity can make...
03/04/2026

It is never too early to teach stewardship. Fill the Drum is a simple way to help children learn how generosity can make a real difference. By collecting change in your drum, praying for patients, and learning about our mission, your family can see how fueling a plane creates a ripple affect with kingdom-level impact!
Small hands can play a big role in fueling hope.
Get your free download here: mailchi.mp/samaritanaviation/byfh8gi2lx

Twenty-three-year-old Clara Michael was flown from Palkeri in an emergency after experiencing placenta previa. Time was ...
03/03/2026

Twenty-three-year-old Clara Michael was flown from Palkeri in an emergency after experiencing placenta previa. Time was critical, and our team quickly transported her to the hospital, where she safely delivered her baby.
Clara endured significant pain, but over time she healed and found encouragement while going through our King of Glory series with her sister. King of Glory is a Bible-based program that walks through the story of Scripture, from Creation to Christ, sharing the hope of the Gospel with patients and their families.
Today, Clara and her baby have been discharged and are doing much better. We thank God for His protection and for the timely care that made this outcome possible.

03/02/2026

Fuel makes every lifesaving flight possible. Before medical care can be reached, fuel must first be available. In the remote regions of Papua New Guinea, fuel drums are the difference between waiting days for help and reaching care in hours.
When you give to our Fuel for Life campaign, you help supply the fuel drums that sustain these critical flights—making ongoing access to lifesaving care possible for isolated communities. Support the mission at samaritanaviation.org/fuel-for-life.

So far, Fuel for Life has raised enough money to purchase 30 barrels of fuel in the month of February, that’s 150 lifesa...
02/27/2026

So far, Fuel for Life has raised enough money to purchase 30 barrels of fuel in the month of February, that’s 150 lifesaving flights! That progress is already helping fuel emergency medical flights with more ahead. Every drum filled brings lifesaving care closer to those who need it.
Help us keep our planes in the air for the rest of the year at samaritanaviation.org/fuel-for-life.

02/26/2026

This is what happens when flying is not an option.
In many regions of Papua New Guinea, roads are rough, flooded, or nonexistent. Reaching medical care by land can take days during an emergency.
Fuel allows Samaritan Aviation to fly above these barriers and bring patients to care quickly.
Fuel flights so this does not become someone’s reality.
Give at samaritanaviation.org/fuel-for-life.

02/25/2026

Stories move people. Fuel moves planes.
Share a video about why you support Samaritan Aviation and receive a Fuel for Life hat for free! Your story helps others see why this mission matters.
Join the campaign at samaritanaviation.org/fuel-for-life. (shipping available in the US only!)

Today is a great day to celebrate all God has done this past year through Samaritan Aviation. We want to invite you to t...
02/24/2026

Today is a great day to celebrate all God has done this past year through Samaritan Aviation. We want to invite you to take a look at our 2025 year in review. Download your digital copy here: dropbox.com/scl/fi/uz34xep8xuhbu98tyt069/SamaritanAviation_YearInReview2025FINAL.pdf?rlkey=luobsndhifl70kel2mvjr12xy&e=1&st=ixunl57n&dl=0

Six-month-old Henry Silken was very ill when our team flew him in for treatment for TB. By God’s grace and through the s...
02/24/2026

Six-month-old Henry Silken was very ill when our team flew him in for treatment for TB. By God’s grace and through the support of hospital staff, he is now feeling better, has received the medical supplies he needs, and is returning home with his family.
His family is deeply thankful to God and to Samaritan Aviation for the care Henry received. During their time together, they completed the King of Glory series, where we share the Gospel and the love of Jesus with patients and their families.
Swipe to see a video of Henry’s big sister, Barima. She came to visit and sweetly expressed her gratitude for the care given to her baby brother. Moments like these remind us of the hope and healing made possible through this ministry.

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