News
Follow MAF's life-transforming adventures and latest developments from around the world…
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MAF team responds to second earthquake in Nepal
MAF's Disaster Response team are working hard to enable relief organisations to assess the impact of the second earthquake in Nepal's remote areas.
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Help reaches Nepal's remotest survivors
There has been an extremely positive response from the NGOS working in Nepal on the helicopter relief service MAF is facilitating, which launched on Saturday 9 May.
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MAF secures 2 helicopters for relief flights in Nepal
MAF partners with Nepali helicopter company Fishtail Air to set up urgently needed emergency flight service to help Nepal's most isolated.
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Nepal response: MAF coordinates DFID teams to reach remote areas
Nepal response: MAF coordinates DFID teams to reach remote areas
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MAF joins Nepal earthquake relief effort
We are providing expert logistical support to the international relief effort in Nepal after the nation was struck by its largest earthquake in 80 years.
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Nepal earthquake: MAF assessing how to help in disaster response
MAF’s Disaster Response Team has been working to assess how we may be able to help after a serious 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit the country on Saturday.
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MAF prepares to fly in Myanmar
In a new adventure for MAF, we are working hard to begin flying in Myanmar, a nation facing many challenges and with many remote communities.
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Archbishop of Canterbury visits Christian aviation charity
PRESS RELEASE: The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend and Rt Hon Justin Welby, visited MAF at its Folkestone office on Monday 30 March to learn more of its pioneering aviation work.
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A lifeline partnership
GET INVOLVED: If you want the opportunity for your church to engage with overseas missions and make a difference to the lives of countless people, then we might just have what you're looking for.
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David Cameron meets MAF’s humanitarian workers
PRESS RELEASE: Two MAF pilots attended a Department for International Development (DFID) reception held on 12 January at 10 Downing Street to honour humanitarian workers abroad.
