..... Thank you so much for helping us fulfill Dad's last wishes and for connecting us with Mike. It was wonderful, I heard the plane coming and we were all looking as he flew over to check out the site and then he went off and turned around and came back and just as he crossed the entrance of the cemetery by the church we saw "poofs" coming from the plane and we knew Dad was where he most loved to be, in High Flight somewhere, buzzing houses, waggling his wings to say "Hello"

..... After Mike flew away we walked through the cemetery and scattered flowers and rosemary for remembrance around the grounds and Reverend Smith said a little prayer of thankfulness for Daddy's life, our good memories and that we were able to fulfill his last wishes with the help of some very good people. I think we all feel so much better now - it's not often that you get to do something for somebody you love that's so special, something they really, really wanted.

..... Between David and Mike, I just know that Dad is content and happy, because he knew that little things like this were important to my mom and she would have felt terrible if we couldn't do the two things he wanted most. My mom and Ryan said to say thank you and to please thank Mike for us as well. We're so grateful for your help and your patience while we figured out what to do and for making things easier for us.

..... Thank you so much for the extra effort I know it took to send Dad up on Aug. 15th.--his birthday. We were wondering what day we would choose next, but I am so happy we didn't have to. Hard as that day was, it was comforting to know Dad was where he belonged, and received an honorable and fitting tribute to a life well-lived on a special day.

..... I am thankful my on-line search brought me to your business, because I got the feeling you are similar to my Dad in that way. Other than my grandparents, he is the first person in our family to die. Of course it was hard; but there is also peace, because we honored him appropriately and respectfully. It was about him and not about us.

..... Thank You for helping us find a way to make it more personal.

Forever In Flight Aviation, Inc. provides the respectful, professional aerial release of cremated remains. We strive for the utmost in accommodating the needs and wishes of individuals and families during the often challenging and difficult process of closure after the death of a loved one. Aerial ash scattering is a beautiful and fitting memorial that provides a comforting and appropriate alternative to conventional burials.

When will the cremated remains be released?

As soon as the cremated remains reach our facility and are taken into our care, you will be notified of the next scheduled flight date for our standard offering. This will be by e-mail, or postcard. The normal time between receipt and release is less than 30 days unless there are weather conditions that prevent safe operation. If you arrange for the “Special Day Release”, it will occur on the date agreed on unless weather conditions prevent safe operation.

How will I be notified when the release has been made?

Upon completion of the flight a detailed certificate will be completed and sent to you, we will also make a confirmation call on request. The certificate will indicate the exact time, date and location by GPS coordinate, as well as pilot and aircraft conducting the release.

Special Requests

If you have a special request you'd like to us to consider, please contact us. We will do the necessary research and advise you of what may be involved.

How do we get the remains to you?

We recommend the use of the United States Postal Service. Full instructions are available in our Flight Scheduling documentation. To view the documents, Click HERE.

IMPORTANT NOTE: We cannot accept any remains without the original, signed copies of these documents. Any remains shipped to us without these documents sent IN ADVANCE will not be accepted.