A new photo set has just been added to the AIM AIR Flickr library. Jon Hildebrant, one of AIM AIR's pilots based in Lokichiggio has sent in a mosaic of our ministry in Sudan... the chaos, the crowds, and the people we serve - view a slideshow here.

Last Saturday on April 28th, one of our planes was involved in an accident during takeoff. While the aircraft was significantly damaged, the pilot and the four passengers came through the accident with what has turned out so far to be minor, physical injuries. Read More...

"This is truly a great opportunity that each of us at AIM AIR has had in taking this first step to allowing the Didinga people to hear the gospel! We pray that God will truly use the members of the TIMO team, which will begin in October, to show his love for these people, and that many would respond and join His family." (PICTURES) Read More...

"We flew from airstrip to airstrip, SPLA camp to SPLA camp to accomplish his mission. It took an effort on my part just to keep up with Billy during this week of travel – refueling at muddy airstrips, moving 400 pound fuel drums to the plane, and pumping them over the wing into the tanks by hand. Billy never lost his drive, his enthusiasm, his sense of mission. That’s Billy’s secret. He’s on a “Mission from God." Read More...

"The violence and chaos which erupted after the Kenya election days before had unleashed a horrible nightmare on thousands of people. I was there to fly a handful of them to safety."
-Matt Olson Read More...