Gravity charges a high price for defiance. All aircraft, whether space shuttle, jet airliner or jungle Cessna cost a lot to operate. They need energy
MAF pilot Nick Frey recaps some of the happenings at MAF’s West DRC base in Kinshasa. We are going through a mini “dry season” in
MAF Pilot Dave Ringenberg recently carried an unusual cargo—2,221 pounds of tile for the floor of the church in the village of Holuwan in Papua,
Rebuilt Cessna Grand Caravan will support mission and humanitarian work Nampa, Idaho – Two years after it was badly damaged when a tornado touched down
In the African country of Mozambique, MAF supports a number of missionaries working on literacy and translation projects. One such couple with New Tribes Mission,
In Kalimantan, Indonesia, MAF pilot Paul College had an unplanned stop in Binawang, on a day when he was running late. Daylight was fading as
Kubota tractors are the little engines that can––and ones that MAF utilizes at its airstrips around the world. Recently, one of the MAF programs located
Nampa, Idaho – February 20, 2013 – A Cessna 182 aircraft will soon be providing life-saving services to people living in remote areas of Mexico,
Running aviation operations in an organization like MAF requires a lot of information to be accessed, computed, and logged. A lot! There are passenger manifests,
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