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The Fleet

Every three minutes, one of MAF's planes in our fleet of around 120 light aircraft is taking off or landing somewhere in the developing world.

The conditions of the airfield that we take off or land at are best described as 'arduous'. This means that we must use the right tools for the job, and skill and maintenance are required to keep our light aircraft operational in the toughest conditions.

Cessna 206 aircraft taking off from the airstrip at Birise, Tanzania during a medical safari. 010408/2006-08-006 ed.tifA Cessna 208 Caravan in the air over MAF's base at Kajjansi, Uganda. 4837
A Cessna 206 aircraft taking off from the challenging airstrip at Buduk Kabul in Kalimantan, Indonesia. 011108/IMG_0274.jpg

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