Helping the Tribal People in Papua New Guinea

[@robtebay1]

Ryan, you're doing a brilliant job for the people of PNG. Your paid job is helping them so much, but I can see from the video how much they like you and appreciate your extra, personal efforts. Well done, man. Respect from me. 😊😊😊

[@ForFunFlyer]

Couldn't agree more... 👌🏻

[@dabneyoffermein595]

Ditto!

[@larrylegg8245]

Good job Captian.

[@geoffuk8356]

Incredible, this is so inspiring and humbling.

[@MonkeySpecs301]

yea but whats generosity have to do with religion?

[@MikeP-we2ve]

@@MonkeySpecs301 in this case, apparently everything.

[@MonkeySpecs301]

@@MikeP-we2ve i guess when you continually sabatage other countries economic growth and make them desperate, your god becomes pretty attractive.

[@philipjoseph1509]

@@MonkeySpecs301 Sir Nothing When Religion brought in There is a controversies arises THEN THROUGH RELIGION PEOPLE CONTRIBUTIONS ARE IMMENSE THOSE BELIEVERS BELIEVE THEY HAVE THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS GOING TO SERIOUS CAUSES Other wise Religion With out Such humane noble service is impossible WHETHER WE ALL LIKE IT OR NOT WHAT RELIGION HAS TO DO? IN SOCIAL CAUSES NO ANSWER THERE ARE BELIEVERS THEIR WISHES MAKES FOR FEW LIKE IN THIS CASE PAPUA TRIBES GOT THE HELP POINT TO POINT TO MAKE SURE HELP REACHES PERFECTLY WITH OUT ANY FUNDS SHIPPENING BY ANY There it seems Religion plays the big role bringing all donors Believers or non believers The bond Religion makes that we all should appreciate Rayen doing What is not any money minting business His time spent the overhead cost to be there all costs him and who ever his teams I don't had any words Then Religion even I don't like to bring in or like to debate Then life is on some HIGHER FORCES ACTING I Believe whether any believe it or not I REPEAT I BELIEVE Thanks friends who are all watching "Missionary Bush Poilet's " Hope I am not offended any of you If so I beg excuse from my bottom of my heart God Bless all love peace respect other areas of living working style What ever we all may differ and are different perspective may have But then humanity look at those Tribes joys Money can't buy But sincere honest Action packed true love THE JOY OF GIVING WE CELEBRATE IN INDIA AND ELSE WHERE DO CELEBRATED WE ALL KNOW If I am wrong correct me please Thanks for reading Again God Bless you all LET US LIVE IN PEACE MY PRAYERS WITH YOU ALL AND FOR YOU ALL HEALTH WELL BEING

[@staralioflundnv]

@@philipjoseph1509 -- GOD Bless You, Philip Your words are filled with love, understanding, and compassion that warm my heart. Truly peace and love are being helped and carried through the efforts seen here with the Missionary Bush Pilot and Friends, and their FAITH has helped make it all happen in action.

[@monkeyboy8424]

Excellent airmanship combined with outstanding humanity. Well done!

[@weybikerlad7388]

Ryan, apart from being a brilliant pilot, you are a one good man, a humanitarian extraordinaire. There is so much more to you than meets the eye. You deserve wholesome praise for your missionary work with the PNG people. 👏👏👍👌

[@fanbutton]

Sounds like wolves in sheep's clothing to me. You give them a hand push, hand crank lawn mower so that they can have well maintained grass. These people don't care about grass. They care about food. Might as well be giving them a Trojan Horse.

[@arizonasun844]

@@fanbutton Wake up and stop being the idiot! They need EVERYTHING and ANYTHING. Pitch in and send the guy some money!

[@TahtanTof]

@@fanbutton You clearly don't know these people, this country or the people like Ryan who work and live there. I don't know your life experience but I am sad for you that you see it this way.

[@MrAndy54]

@@fanbutton You are obviously without sight 😢

[@fanbutton]

@@TahtanTof I see it the way its always been when you guys settle on someone else land. You give them a few trinkets and slowly take it over. Pretty soon, you will take away their natural surroundings and destroy their native heritage.

[@larrypowers2749]

Thank you Ryan, for serving The Lord as a Missionary Bush pilot and your wife as a hair stylist in Papua New Guinea! The tribal people were so excited about the new lawn mower. Lord bless you and those who helped by donating to the project. I just subscribed to your site and happy I found it. Larry in Orofino, Idaho U.S.A.

[@martinh9120]

Ryan there is not enough ‘thumbs up’ for you mate. In this crazy world we all now live in, you go and do something special like this, 👍👍

[@edward88881]

You have the job I dreamed of since I when I was in university - combining aviation with charity in the world's most remote places. Thanks for putting these videos together and letting me live virtually through your adventures.

[@kobrapromotions]

Do it brother, I left a 130k year mining job to become a broke commercial helicopter student, but im doing what I love and ill make something of it.

[@gilbertfranklin1537]

Ryan probably flew that large mower there in a typical 20-30 minute flight. Try to imagine how difficult that would have been without the plane - since there are no roads, rails, or riverways. It may have taken weeks. Same with the medicines, fuel, and parts. This service of the missionaries is so helpful to the natives.

[@mikemoore7614]

THANK YOU FOR HELPING TO SPREAD THE GOSPEL & MAY GOD BLESS YOU &YOURS .

[@hachapoh]

Without you...they won't have all that....thank you for helping them...fly safe

[@iang.8601]

Good that people see the work you do behind the scenes, not just a pilot flying in and out. Ryan, stay safe & keep up the good work.

[@lucasd3658]

I didn't expect much from this, but it was worth the whole 7 minutes This is so so different from the western world, just amazing to see

[@marcelsabo5697]

69 likes nice

[@theofficialdoc_313]

I have a prophecy that this video is going to go viral. No other YT pilot has had this experience. I sense a positive storm coming.

[@ay7115]

Hi Ryan, I truly admire what you do for the people of PNG. Lovely to see their appreciation. While I am not religious I do admire what missionaries bring to the communities. I have travelled a lot around the world myself and have seen the need that is out there. Schooling, medical help and supplies, clean water and more. I follow your endeavors and hope more projects will come to fruition. It is a shame that go fund me takes 15%. But also good to know. I agree 100% of the proceeds should go to your projects. Please let me know when you have another project. I would like to contribute

[@TrendSonic2nd]

Glad to see the help that they are getting...and will get in the future, keep up the GREAT work...and big hello from far away country POLAND.

[@richardduncan3044]

You are doing a great job Pilot, these people strongly need help from around the Globe.

[@emautafaalmidake7530]

Ryan you are doing brilliant job for the people in the remote areas of PNG. God bless you.

[@pietekoo5559]

I wonder how many of those tribal elders ever flew in a plane to experience the beauty of the valleys from the air.

[@3pbhenry]

It's good to finally see the village and villagers of Yambaitok. What a treat to see their excitement at the new lawn mower. I can't wait to see the reaction to lights and refrigeration in the clinic when the solar project is completed. Thank you for providing an opportunity to contribute.

[@phizzyt888]

Hi Ryan, I've been watching your videos for some time now and love the content of everyone. But this one where you delivered the lawn mower shows that you're not just a pilot but a very important part of the community that relies heavily on you and people like you to help sustain the people of these villages. A massive thumbs up to you. You can see the respect the PNG people have for you and what you do. Brilliant video and well done to you. So jealous of what you do. Regards, Phil

[@brakerbraker829]

You got it all wrong friend. These people have gotten along just fine for millenia without "help" from the meddling outsider.

[@mmichaeldonavon]

@@brakerbraker829 Now, don't be snide.

[@Gravertrain]

Did not comment on delivery video, but geez that landing (winds) had my anxiety up. I'm not a pilot but looks liked you nailed that landing. Stall alarm ringing as you're about 1 foot off the ground, and touch down at the perfect spot on the strip. Nice job! You're definitely in the right profession.

[@rabh6746]

We take so much for granted these days, its an eye opener to see this and realise how priviliged we really are on the other side of the world! What you are doing to help these people is very inspiring, a big thank you to everyone that helped/is helping with all these wonderful projects!

[@josephblansjaar5871]

I look forward to the detail for regular donations. The type of assistance provided is appropriate to the specific local situation and important the whatever is given an be maintained by the local community. I served in the PNGDF Maritime and found myself providing support to remote island communities in the period 1975/77 and my brother married into the Somare family in 1966. I know how rewarding this mission can be and particularly so because most of what one does is not too technically demanding but very very rewarding. I'm delighted to see your story and look forward to seeing more of your journey.

[@aileronsintowind6835]

The world over give a man a new tool and he does the man dance 👍🏻 Im the same, awesome work Ry

[@cayrick]

You wear your hear on your sleeve Ryan. Love your videos and even moreso the way you give more than 100% to help the local people. PNG is lucky to have your support.

[@patrickmorrissey8754]

Good to hear Pidgin English being spoken again. Reminded me of my Solomon Islands days as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Patrick from Albuquerque

[@Bullydog2303]

God bless you for what you do from An Airline pilot to a bush pilot. Doesnt matter what size plane we fly, we all have one mission! To help people!

[@jeffwood4524]

Agree with all these positive comments on your "kingdom work"! Really great that you make your work public!! God Bless.

[@Burbankelly]

I love that you showed the project, the village and especially the people! I love their sweet spirit! You are doing great work! Thanks for sharing!

[@AviatorGamer]

Yes! Getting to see behind the scenes. You should do more of these video man

[@silasmarner7586]

These people don't have much, and don't ask for much, but this is really really good work, Ryan and co. God bless all of you.

[@kovalanpachu]

More than any nationals, the work and sacrifices of American missionaries is truly appreciated by all who value them. God bless you all and may He reward you in this life and eternity

[@Zero-nh1vh]

Ryan, thank you so much for your heart, man I can't say thank you enough,. What you and other missionaries that are doing to my fellow country men and women takes courage, boldness and overall humility and some sacrifice. Some of us don't have the the resources to help out, but I know our prayer will be a be Blessing to you man and I also know God has something greater for you because of your heart and the love you shown to my fellow people, rightfully God's people.

[@Retroearthling]

Put's everything in perspective on how much we have here in the states when you see how excited they get for this lawnmower. Wow.

[@johnsmith4589]

Thank you for posting this here, and not on your Patreon page. I can’t be a part of your Patreon, so I appreciate seeing the results of everyone’s generosity here. 😎

[@zippymax1]

I concur. I wish I could be part of yoyr Patreon, but I can't right now, so I'm grateful for this video.

[@johnstyles7125]

What an amazing video, seeing the other side of the job. Absolutely fascination, and you can see how well loved you are by the locals.

[@billyomoa2534]

Ryan,seeing all video on your channel and the help your trying to give to our remote village in PNG is amazing.

[@philalcoceli6328]

Sometimes, as shown on other MBS videos, the tribes resolves inner conflicts with arrows, but when it comes to sheer, humble, beautiful, all-out gratitude, nobody beats them!! Beautiful!!

[@ummagowa]

I wept watching this. Like I have any problems. Bless you guys!!

[@silasmarner7586]

Me too, just a little bit to say the least...

[@edwardmckenzie3402]

Oh my gosh, you brought them a Gravely. I've got one that is over 60 years old that still mows like a champ. They will never need to replace it.

[@ELEITOR_2022]

God bless America and the missionary

[@larrybair8074]

Wonderful what God does through Christians like you.

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

How can you not smile at this? Just pure, unfiltered joy and apprehensiveness. The kids don't know what's going on, they just know it's a party! lol With all the ....events.... going on here in the States, it's nice to see some people who are living their lives out like normal.

[@kenpolin9631]

I'm seeing this for the first time and your service is truly touching. I thank God for the work of missionaries to our remote parts of PNG. God bless.

[@bcrazyyeti]

Very important to show the public results of this fundraiser and the joy of the people at receiving this gift. Also the look around the medical unit. Makes it easy to see the need.

[@johndunstan7003]

Wow, the stone age is alive and well. You sometimes see old black and white pictures of the first explorers finding these tribes, and then you see this. Amazing snapshot of another world. Great work Ryan.

[@jimbarnett8913]

Great work. For those who haven't read the book, 'Lost in Shangra La' it's a great book about a airplane crash in Papua New Guinea and how the people helped the crash victims.

[@dadoogecko]

Ryan, I cried the whole afternoon as I watched this vedio. Your efforts will be blessed richly by God above. I never thought there are people like you living in the States who could come to the remotest parts of New Guinea to bring such joy and happiness to the people who really need them.

[@mountainmikeoutdoors]

What an amazing experience this had to have been. Celebration over simple things like lawn mowers, food, water, parts, electricity and so many other things that we take for granted here in the United States and other parts of the world. I will for sure donate in the future when I can afford to do so. Videos like this really help us to see the difference made by those who can donate to these things. I encourage these types of videos in the future. It really gives the warm fuzzies.

[@gillianstewart8442]

What a difference this will make to their lives. Wonderful!

[@donjohnston3776]

Kudos to the folks for maintaining the runway. The turf is excellent !

[@MrWarwick15]

Ryan. By making these videos you are educating and enlightening so many people. Please keep doing what you do. I signed up to your channel because of my interest in flying. However, having watched your latest offering I'm gonna have to seriously rethink my point of view on life. Thanks so much. Rich.

[@saiedseha774]

great job mate . you should be very proud of what you doing

[@jkirkdjr]

Thank You for all that you are doing for God's children. My 1'st world problems are so insignificant! Thank you for making me see through God's eyes.

[@clydecovington3972]

I enjoy all of you videos Bush Pilot. A very kind thing you did by helping the people get a large lawn mower. As a 6,000 hour retired Air Force flight engineer with a commercial pilot rating (C-5 galaxy & KC-10 extender) I can appreciate the challenge of flying into remote airfield (but nothing like you bush pilots😃). Job well done!

[@jeffbanks9955]

incredible how such a seemingly simple thing can bring so much joy and highlights to us in the west how materialistic we've become.

[@dbucciar]

Donated through PayPal. Excellent work Ryan.

[@davidmilburn3515]

Ryan - I lived in PNG as a young person a long time ago and flew around the highlands in Twin Otters and Barons - it was magic. You bring back many great memories of those wonderful people, so more power to you Wantok. Ryan - Gutpela tru.

[@ossa60]

beautiful country, beautiful people and culture....amazing!

[@paulcachero4369]

Hi Ryan, been to PNG 9 yrs ago. I saw you flashed the Dash plane which i got to ride 2-3 times a month to many parts of the country, Goroka for one and to as far as Kokopo. Watching your videos reminds me of how beautiful this country is (nice mountain terrains from Lae to high land Kainantu - I land travelled), the ever so kind people and i know there is still so much to see. Already out of PNG and watching your channel videos fulfills that. "Tenk yu tru". And Im so proud of you mate, extending help to the people living from hard to reach areas. My gosh I can imagine the thrill with every touchdowns, but your all equiped with that splendid wing of yours , just appropriate for those in-between short mountain turns. Reminds back the excitement i had too (landing at Mendi on a foggy day, on a Dash! but pilot perfectly timed entry down the low lying clouds). Love the drone shots too by the way. im into the hobby but never had the chance to fly one in PNG. Anyways, keep up the good work and more power to you.

[@johnschmitt571]

So interesting to see you and wife out in PNG delivering such valued items. The area & natural beauty all around. Like the process of "the next project" & focus on best needs to be fulfilled.

[@mrmurray4374]

Dude you are honestly an amazing human and truly inspiring. Thank you for the reminder that the world can look like it's going to hell but it's up to all of us to make the difference in what ever way we can

[@nighthiker8872]

Beautiful river, walking up hills is great exercise, clear air and fresh products, super!

[@rainst85]

I thought i was a tuff guy until i started crying after seeing how happy these people were... good job mate!

[@michaelmiviri4125]

Thanks you Ryan. PNG is so indebted to you. May God richly bless you and your beautiful family 🇵🇬🙏🏾🙌

[@fireslayer5166]

The Pidgin came back to me after all those years ago. I loved the welcoming party. Ryan, I take my hat off to you mate for doing such a good deed for these people. I agree with all of the other good comments left by others. From a West Aussie, good on you mate.

[@marcdb1412]

Hello Ryan, you are a wonderful missionary. Instead of a donkey, you bring life by plane. Such honorable job you do. Thank you for the information to provide financial support to those communities. Thank you so much. keep it up buddy. Cheers..

[@jeniallenby8389]

this was such a treat to watch (woke the family up to see it) , it made my day, thank you - and glad we could help a little :)

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

Thanks Jeni

[@mosesgordonyatu1677]

Mate I am dropping tears. Thanks for doing this in my country. Looking forward to meet you one day.

[@falgul21]

Ryan.. thank for your videos.. and introduce your wife.. pleasure to meet her... nice work and I will be part of your support for this cause ... Thank you !!!

[@skytech5]

I’ve been aviating for over 43-years. Military and civilian aviation. I’ve traveled around the globe several times and met many interesting and unique people. However, none of my flying could come close to the gratifying and fulfilling emotion you must feel doing God’s work helping the people of PNG. I pray God will bless you and your wife abundantly for your humble commitment and sacrifice. My sincere respect to you and your wife for a fine selfless job! I would be happy to donate to your cause.

[@Ulbre]

Very well done to you and the team of missionaries and all the donators. It is making a difference. Hopefully the medical centre will not only gets it's fridge & lighting, but continue to grow. PNG's average lifespan is lagging the average western country by around 13-14 years, but all these efforts put in by yourself, your team and other comparable agencies are working to bridge that gap. Hats off to you and all involved.

[@aruhtaz]

Fridge in the medical center so they can store vaccines? These were things I never even considered or put much thought on in my daily life. Thank you for literally changing history one fridge at a time Bush Pilot!!

[@leofrancisroika22]

My friend as a pngean, I truly appreciate what u do. I hope the lord will send more people like you to serve in the flying ministry!

[@hank5655]

Ryan you have a very nice wife and she is easy on the eyes, but I can tell she is committed to help just as you, there is a lot of folks that want to help, but don't have the means but all are prayers are with you all!

[@seagullsbtn]

Your best video ever. EVER. Uplifting.

[@joetojayhimson7584]

Ryan , you are a very good man, really touching to see even the smaller donations is what you can give is still alot for these villagers. thanks to your wife for supporting you....na God bai ken continue to Bless you in your missions.

[@pokabal2957]

God bless you , you have a big heart we love you for what you are doing in PNG, love your mission thanks for the bush mountain taxi king of the bush

[@DanielNarara]

Keep up the good work we as papua new guineans are so proud of you job well done to you your team and family.God bless😊

[@mcivordawn9105]

My wife and I watched your video this morning. Absolutely fantastic what you, your wife and mission does for those living in remote villages of PNG. Once again it brought back so many memories of our time in PNG. Thank you Ryan, Gods blessings on you all.......regards Roger

[@alvarogaitan2529]

thanks Sr for your help this people God Bless you

[@nathanlau3275]

Thank you for showing this. You've been talking about it for some time and it gave me chills to see it coming to fruition. Thank you for all you do to support the on-the-ground missionaries in bringing aid and hope to the people of Papua. God bless.

[@brodricj3023]

Actually. The people of Papua are different to the people of Papua New Guniea. They are different places. But yeah. There are missionaries in Papua doing a great job too.

[@boydw1]

Be aware that to reliably run a fridge you'll need considerably more solar/batteries than that required for LED lights & a phone charger. Under spec'ing the system (especially batteries) tends to shorten battery lifespan dramatically, and cost more in the long run.

[@jacksonmacd]

Thank you for your good work in PNG, and thanks for sharing a little more than "just" the flying.

[@DaleBoyce2012]

Very exciting, Ryan! Thank you!

[@daviddocherty3957]

An amazing look at what happens after the landing.

[@angelbrito5058]

I have a lot of respect and admiration for the work that you are doing my friend. Watching from Pennsylvania. I will soon be donating to your causes. 💯🙏🏽👊🏽

[@spskitchen5452]

Amazing work Sir, we love you keep posting such good videos and doing noble cause for human kind.

[@voytekcyvr1936]

Ryan, thank you very much for showing around the clinic. For those who live in the village and surrounding area that strip is a window to the world.

[@Navyuncle]

My uncle was in New Guinea in the 1940's for a completely different reason. I'm glad to see people are prospering.

[@GUNIT2197]

I've recently discovered your channel and all I can say is that in a few viewings, you've astonished me with your generosity and professionalism. You've made me discover a new interest for aviation and flying. Congratulations on this great project, happy 2021 to you and to the PNG communities from Quebec, Canada!

[@VictorSaidanis]

Thank you Ryan. You and people like you make a difference to our World. You give hope. God bless you

[@peterhancox5268]

Ryan, absolutely wonderful, the work that you do and going above and beyond. Thanks also to the people who helped out with money.

[@RigidRecords69]

This is what I was talking about Ryan. Great to see the joy from these people. Spreading the love!

[@vladbozak2.036]

I know you probably may not see this, but thank you for what you do. This year is truly the year that we need to only focus on the soul and God and move forward in peace and courage. Thank you for what you do, and I hope you and your loving wife live your fullest life. God Bless.

[@hanspeterschlaepfer1730]

More videos like this where people of this countri is involved!Very great and very interesteding.Thank you for this video.❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jacobsaviationnz]

its fantastic to see a bush pilot like yourself connecting small communities and bringing important supplies to them Greetings from New Zealand and keep doing what your doing its amazing

[@josephjolly1936]

Thank you Ryan for all you do. Safe flying.👍✈️👏

[@paulwear1489]

What a great service you are doing for these people - well done, awesome.

[@Wayne-P]

Respect to you Ryan. I had dreams once of flying in PNG, but things transpired against me. such important work . Compassion and effort go far.