• MAF press image - Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and MAF's Ian Sinkinson
    MAF flies Archbishop of Canterbury to Tanzania

    (22 May 2013)

    Archbishop Welby flew with MAF for the first time last week. He travelled from Nairobi, Kenya to Dodoma, Tanzania, for the inauguration of the new Archbishop of Tanzania.

  • Bangladesh update

    (22 May 2013)

    MAF’s amphibious Cessna Caravan – the only floatplane in Bangladesh - is conducting survey flights for relief and government organisations responding to the needs of those affected.

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    MAF to assess cyclone impact in Bangladesh

    (16 May 2013)

    As cyclone Mahasen – with its storm surge, torrential rains and damaging winds – recedes from Bangladesh, MAF’s floatplane prepares for action.

  • The photo is the Cessna 206 used to make the flight.
    Baby on board

    (14 May 2013)

    The details of the call were sketchy, but the overall message was clear - a new mother needed urgent medical attention after giving birth the day before.

  • Jimi's fractured dreams

    (02 May 2013)

    It’s every boy’s dream to fly in an aircraft. For Jimi, he needed to fly with MAF to get surgery on his fractured ankle. Read more...

  • Passing with flying colours

    (26 Mar 2013)

    MAF’s operation in Madagascar received their AMO approval. If you have no idea what this means, read on.

  • Serving Mongolia’s Mothers

    (10 Mar 2013)

    Around the world, MAF is truly making a difference in the lives of mothers. Nowhere is this more evident than in Mongolia, an immense country with incredible natural barriers to overland travel.

  • Elzita and her twins a week after the medevac
    East Timor Medevac – Twice the Joy

    (05 Mar 2013)

    23 year-old Elizita Cardoso was looking forward to the arrival of her twin babies. But faced with life-threatening complications and a nine-hour journey by road, she needed MAF. The outcome?

  • Surveying The Storm’s Aftermath

    (28 Feb 2013)

    Cyclone Haruna made landfall over the south-west coast of Madagascar on 22 February as a powerful Category Three Tropical Cyclone.

  • Adding one smile at a time

    (25 Feb 2013)

    People born with a cleft lip, like young “Docktor” Mohammed, are frequently shunned by society in South Sudan. But MAF and Samaritan’s Purse partnered together to make a difference to this boy’s life, along with dozens of others who have been blighted by this disfiguration.

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