Aviation missions make a life-or-death difference in Zambia.
In Zambia, Imbila Nsuma means “good news” in the local Bemba language — and that's exactly what we bring to those who need it most. With each support flight, we reach the people of Zambia with the good news of the Gospel: physically, with emergency air response to crises and essential medical and food supplies; and spiritually, by supporting missionaries in their work across the country.
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Who We Serve
Missionaries & Ministries
We serve ministries like Amano Christian School, one of only a handful of schools across Zambia that provides affordable, quality education. Missionaries like the ones who serve at this school often need to make unexpected trips to Lusaka, the nation’s capital, where all official visa and diplomat work is done. Using our airplane allows missionaries to make an otherwise multi-day trip in just one day.
Mission Hospitals
In rural regions of Zambia, access to healthcare is so limited that patients may travel over 50 miles by foot or bicycle to get medical help. Our aircraft can act as an air ambulance in emergency situations, and can also rapidly airlift vital supplies to several remote mission clinics and hospitals throughout Zambia.
Local Churches
Our airplane provides a safe and time-sensitive travel option for local churches in Zambia. Sometimes pastors have to travel across the country to take part in conferences or training seminars, while local church groups often head up humanitarian relief efforts when rains have been sparse. Flying greatly reduces travel time in such situations.
