Airplane Ash Scattering Ceremony – A Final Flight of Peace

Give your loved one a farewell as vast and serene as the sky itself. Our Airplane Ash Scattering Ceremony provides a dignified and breathtaking tribute, as cremated remains are gently released from a private aircraft high above a scenic location of your choice.

This is more than a service—it’s a symbolic journey. Whether soaring above a favorite lake, a peaceful coastline, or a remote wilderness, this ceremony offers families a quiet, private goodbye that reflects the boundless spirit of their loved one.

How It Works

1. Plan Your Ceremony – We work with you to select the perfect flight location, whether at our home base in Michigan or a destination anywhere in the U.S.

2. Secure and Respectful Handling – Every step, from shipping to scattering, is carried out with precision and care.

3. The Flight Tribute – From thousands of feet in the air, ashes are released into the wind, creating a powerful, symbolic farewell.

4. Commemorative Details – Families receive a certificate of scattering with exact GPS coordinates and the date of the ceremony.

5. Optional Enhancements – Choose high-resolution photos or video, or coordinate for live viewing where available.

What’s Included

• ✈ Professional ash scattering by fixed-wing aircraft

• 🌎 Choice of regional destinations nationwide

• 📜 Certificate of scattering with precise coordinates and date

• 📷 Optional high-resolution photos or video of the ceremony

• 🤝 Discreet, respectful handling of remains from start to finish

• 🎥 Optional live viewing coordination, available in select locations

Pricing

This service offers variable pricing depending on the chosen location and flight requirements:

• Home Location Price: Starting at $250

• Regional or Destination Flights: Custom quotes available based on distance and special requests

We believe every family should have the chance to give their loved one a meaningful, beautiful farewell—and we work hard to make it accessible.

Why Families Choose Airplane Ash Scattering

• ✅ Private and peaceful farewell far from crowds or interruptions

• ✅ Scenic flight paths tailored to meaningful locations

• ✅ Symbolic and emotional send-off unlike traditional memorials

• ✅ Nationwide availability, with flexible scheduling

• ✅ Optional documentation, including video or photography for lasting remembrance

This is a final tribute for those who loved open skies, wide horizons, and quiet beauty.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is it legal to scatter ashes from an airplane?

Yes. Aerial ash scattering is legal in the U.S. as long as it’s performed respectfully, away from populated areas, and in compliance with FAA guidelines.

Can I choose the location for the flight?

Absolutely. You may select from our home base location or request a specific regional or destination flight. We’ll provide a custom quote for special requests.

How much does an airplane ash scattering ceremony cost?

Ceremonies start at $250 at our home location. Pricing for destination flights varies depending on distance, location, and any additional services requested.

Will I receive proof of the scattering?

Yes. We provide a certificate of scattering with GPS coordinates and the date of the ceremony. Optional high-resolution video or photography is also available.

Can I attend the scattering?

Direct attendance in the aircraft is not guaranteed, as it is completely up to the pilots decision, but most locations allow live viewing from the ground. You’ll also receive video or photo documentation if you choose this option.

How soon will the ceremony take place?

Most ceremonies are completed within 7–14 days of receiving the remains, with video and documentation delivered shortly thereafter.

Book Your Airplane Ash Scattering

If you want a farewell that truly reflects the freedom and spirit of your loved one, we’re here to help you plan a ceremony that is as memorable as it is meaningful.

📩 Contact us today to discuss your ceremony, request a custom quote, or begin the planning process.

Because their last flight should be as extraordinary as their life.