MENU Places Stories Partners Planes Needs News Flying for Life magazine Planes When it comes to reaching the most isolated people, MAF needs the best tools for the job. Discover the difference the right aircraft can make to MAF’s mission Amphibious Cessna Caravan Operating from both land and water, it is often called the 'ultimate amphibian' Cessna 182 SMA Our smallest and most economic aircraft is ideal for flying individuals and small teams Cessna 206 With excellent short take-off and landing performance, the 206 is ideal for short, rugged bush airstrips Cessna 208 Caravan The turbine-powered 208 and its stretched variant the 208B allow large payloads to be carried over great distances DeHavilland DHC-6 Twin Otter Not only the largest aircraft in MAF's fleet, the Twin Offer is also highly manoeuvrable, versatile and ideally suited to the unique terrain in PNG Gippsland GA8 Airvan Versatile and spacious, the GA8 Airvan is ideal for rugged terrain and gruelling conditions MAF operates in. Quest Kodiak 100 Power and manoeuvrability combine in this next-generation mission aircraft Stories from around the world Not by words Jo Lamb meets a passenger whose practical service is spreading the Gospel in Madagascar Into the wilderness MAF Pilot Andrew Mumford describes the view from his office window in Chad Go and do likewise MAF Pilot Dave Forney follows the tragic story of a young girl in Uganda Feeding the hungry MAF flies food boxes for malnourished children in northern Kenya    ✉ We help vulnerable people in hard-to-reach places, but we couldn’t do it without you Give to MAF today Join our email list Become a prayer supporter See our latest jobs Home · How we help · Get involved · In your area · Pray · Youth · Give · About us · Contact us Sitemap · Accessibility · Terms & conditions · Privacy       © 2015 . Registered charity in England and Wales (1064598) and Scotland (SC039107). Charity web design by Fat Beehive × Home How we help Get involved In your area Pray Youth Give IN THIS SECTION: Places Stories Partners Planes Needs News Flying for Life magazine By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information Accept