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.

For a mother, labor pains cannot be compared to any other pain. Imagine, however, enduring that pain for two weeks witho...
11/20/2025

For a mother, labor pains cannot be compared to any other pain. Imagine, however, enduring that pain for two weeks without the relief of medical intervention. That was reality for Nowiaye. Thanks to your generosity, she and her baby are thriving. Our flights turn a three day's journey into a 1 hour flight, shaving precious hours off of an agonizing wait. Help us deliver the same relief to patients just like her in 2026. Give at samaritanaviation.org/hope and provide twice the impact thanks to a generous matching grant.

11/19/2025

Join us! We want to personally invite you to the free online premiere of Saman Balus, the movie made to tell the true story of how Samaritan Aviation has helped countless lives with medical aid and the love of Christ. So, invite the family and settle in for a story you won’t want to miss! We’ll see you December 4 at 7:30pm CST. Get the zoom link and let us know you’ll be online at samanbalus.org

11/18/2025

When the need is urgent, hope cannot wait. Patients like Ben depend on the lifeline your generosity provides. As we prepare to serve Papua New Guineans in 2026, we want to see Hope take Flight. Thanks to a generous matching grant, every gift is matched—doubling your donation and the rescue you give to the Papua New Guineans we serve. Join us at samaritanaviation.org/hope.

Two-year-old Jacob from Wabaku fell into a fire Friday night, causing second-degree burns across the front of his body. ...
11/18/2025

Two-year-old Jacob from Wabaku fell into a fire Friday night, causing second-degree burns across the front of his body. Our team was able to pick him up and bring him to the hospital for treatment.

Over the weekend, nurses dressed his wounds, and he will soon go in for surgery.

Please join us in prayer:
- Against infection
- Against pain
- For healing
- For the doctors and nurses working hard to heal him
- For comfort to his family and community as they wait

Our founder Mark Palm recently joined In the Hangar to share the incredible stories of how Samaritan Aviation serves fam...
11/18/2025

Our founder Mark Palm recently joined In the Hangar to share the incredible stories of how Samaritan Aviation serves families in some of the world’s most isolated regions. Give it a watch!

Mark Palm had a dream to help people who were days away from medical treatment-- what if he put floats on a Cessna 206 to get to remote villages and save liv...

For patients like Patric, when medical emergencies arrise, they're often unexpected and traumatic. An 8 hour trip by can...
11/17/2025

For patients like Patric, when medical emergencies arrise, they're often unexpected and traumatic. An 8 hour trip by canoe or car from Timbuke to Boram Hospital are nearly impossible. Your gift brings lifesaving care to those in need, turning an 8 hour trek to a 1 hour flight. This year, every gift is doubled thanks to a generous matching grant from our partners. When you give $20, we receive $40 to help make flights just like this one possible. Be part of the miracle at samaritanaviation.org/hope.

11/14/2025

Every rescue begins before the phone rings. It begins with people who make sure our planes are fueled and ready, people like you. We are overjoyed that if you give now, your gift will be doubled through a matching grant, meaning double the impact. Hope takes flight because people like you step in before it’s too late. There are so many ways to help us reach our goal of $400,000. Help us fly so we can help them soar at samaritanaviation.org/hope.

After a difficult delivery, Gerodline Zebedy was left in pain and with a retained placenta. Without a flight to the hosp...
11/14/2025

After a difficult delivery, Gerodline Zebedy was left in pain and with a retained placenta. Without a flight to the hospital, her condition would've only gotten worse. She is alive and able to enjoy being a mother to her baby now because of support just like yours. You can help provide that same hope for others—and right now, every gift is matched dollar for dollar. Double your impact at samaritanaviation.org/hope.

From missionaries serving in remote villages to the voices of Papua New Guinea, the free online world premiere of Saman ...
11/13/2025

From missionaries serving in remote villages to the voices of Papua New Guinea, the free online world premiere of Saman Balus is bringing together powerful stories of rescue and hope. Meet influential voices from the frontline and watch the story of how Samaritan Aviation is bringing lifesaving aid and the hope of the Gospel to the most remote parts of the world, December 4 at 7:30pm CST. Let us know you’ll be there at samanbalus.com. We’ll send you the zoom link!

11/12/2025

Agnes and her baby Jessa Rae live in a village 12 hours by canoe from the nearest hospital. When she fainted suddenly after giving birth, she was in dire need of immediate help, and a long canoe trip was not an option. But hope reached her when the plane landed, swiftly carrying her to the hospital in just 30 minutes. Right now, your support can be doubled through a matching grant, multiplying the impact for patients just like Agnes. Give today at samaritanaviation.org/hope.

When complications during labor left Kenas fighting for her life, the long canoe trip from Suapmeri to medical care was ...
11/06/2025

When complications during labor left Kenas fighting for her life, the long canoe trip from Suapmeri to medical care was impossible. A Samaritan Aviation flight carried her quickly to Boram Hospital, where doctors performed emergency surgery. Though her baby girl did not survive, Kenas has healed and is grateful for her life, praising God for her healing. Your support makes flights like this possible for mothers in desperate need. Give today at samaritanaviation.org/hope.

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