Stories from the ends of the earth
From our pilots on mountain airstrips to prayer supporters here in the UK, together we are achieving incredible stories of adventure, hope and transformation at the ends of the earth.
Read our storiesHow we help
Every four minutes one of our planes has taken off or landed in these countries around the world.
We fly medical, relief and life-transforming help to vulnerable people in hard-to-reach places
Mountains. Jungles. Swamps. Unrest. No roads. We overcome these barriers to help overcome poverty
Millions of people cannot access basic medical care, clean water, schools or receive the Good News of God’s love, simply because it’s too dangerous or time-consuming to reach them.
We provide flights for 2000 aid, development and mission organisations to enable them to transform lives. It’s a great partnership – and you can help make it possible.
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Coronavirus world news
As the pandemic progresses, we get the latest from MAF staff...
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We can be heroes!
Tutapona, an NGO which provides trauma counselling to refugees, have launched a new children's trauma rehabilitation...
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A chance to live
Kim Job recalls a recent medevac flown by her husband Jason, for an expectant mother with multiple health complications. Having...
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Dama gazelle rescue in Chad
In January, MAF Chad was approached by The Sahara Conservation Fund (SCF) to participate in a mission to track and...
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An all-encompassing ministry
Pastor Dave Jaggerman from Wyoming and New Yorker Sean Gardner, flew into Gulu on the Uganda-South Sudan border to...
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God speaks your language
On 21 February, the United Nations marks International Mother Language Day to recognise the importance language plays in...
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Eager to pray
In Autumn last year, MAF Madagascar had the privilege of flying two Bible translators on the first flight of 5Y-AMF after it had a...
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School Partnerships between the UK and Uganda
The Brickworks supports four schools in Uganda, which provide education to over 4,000 refugee children...
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Together we can do so much more
In a place where there are no roads, a 2-hour flight saved the life of a heart attack victim in Papua New Guinea.
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Medical Patrols in Papua New Guinea
Two German medical students recently spent their semester break volunteering at the Kompiam Hospital, Papua New...
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Campaign against gender violence in Timor-Leste
MAF in Timor-Leste had the opportunity to fly members from the Nabilan Program, to the opening event...
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Radio installed at Biadi
World Radio Day is celebrated on 13 February. Radios are a vital form of communication for remote areas, helping them feel...
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Forest conservation in Liberia
The Wild Chimpanzee Foundation, a West African conservation organisation, is involved in a variety of different...
Here's how you can help transform lives