Here's just a small glimpse of the work your contribution will continue to help enable. 

Your tax-deductible gift will help us reach those living in remote communities who do not have the means or safety net to survive through this pandemic.

For 80 years, MAF has been serving isolated people by using aircraft to bring in the essentials of life as well as medical care, emergency food, and Christian hope.
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Gifts and sponsorships over AUD$2 within Australia to fund approved public relief work of MAF, raised through MAF Assist Limited (DGR Item 1)
(ABN 27 654 417 544), are tax deductible.

For direct bank transfers, please use:
MAF Assist Limited
BSB 034-167 | Acct 593 931
If you have a MAF ID, please use it in your description

1800 650 169 | [email protected] 
MAF Australia 
ABN: 26 134 583 887

PO Box 7187
Baulkham Hills, NSW 2153

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© 2025  MAF Australia. All rights reserved.

MAF Pilot Brad Venter was preparing for a a full day's program when he was alerted to a medevac need in Goroka, PNG. A women  retained placenta after giving birth and was in critical need of medical attention. 

On landing, the people in the village brought her to the aircraft on a well-made bamboo stretcher. While I loaded her into the aircraft, Sarah was able to do another airstrip survey.

Rest of story if we think it appropriate.

Your tax-deductible gift today will continue to make stories of hope in PNG possible. 

Here's just a small glimpse of the work your contribution will continue to help enable. 

This is fast becoming an urgent need for the team in PNG. The old systems in the two aircraft are increasingly obsolete and are a source of significant challenges in maintenance and certification.

We urgently need to raise at least $150,000AUD, which is the cost required to refurbish one aircraft. 

Your tax-deductible gift today will help us continue reaching remote communities in PNG with medical care, emergency aid, critical resources and Christian hope.

Your tax-deductible gift today will continue to make stories 
of hope in PNG possible. 

Your gift brings life 

Your gift brings life

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Continue their legacy

Every MAF aircraft tells a story of lives changed – families evacuated in emergencies, patients flown to hospital, children taken to school, essential supplies delivered, and the gospel reaching places it never could on foot.

Four faithful MAF aircraft are retiring – after decades of service in Papua New Guinea, Arnhem Land, Madagascar and South Sudan.

The work of these good and faithful servants is complete. But the mission continues. Your support can help launch the next aircraft – bringing help, hope and healing to more people in isolated communities.

Ageing aircraft, growing need

Some of MAF’s planes are over 30 years old. The older they get, the more time they spend grounded, slowing emergency responses and stretching resources.

Renewal is already underway

MAF’s global fleet renewal is in motion. 
6 of 16 new aircraft have been purchased. 4 of 12 retiring aircraft have completed service. But the need is still great.

Australia’s part in the global effort

This year we’re aiming to raise $1 million by June 30 through generous Australian supporters. Your gift can help bridge the gap and keep the mission flying strong.

Why your support is crucial

A lifeline for Jayson’s community

When P2-MAF landed in Dusin, Papua New Guinea, the crowd cheered. On board were building supplies for a new health centre - and when it departed Dusin later, it carried 2,700 kg of coffee out of the mountains, bound for market.

That coffee is Dusin’s lifeline. Without the plane, it would spoil during the three-day trek out on foot.

“We only move by plane,” said local villager Jayson Chris. “Otherwise it takes three days to walk out of Dusin.”

Flights like this kept families fed, kids in school, and lifesaving medical care within reach.

Now, that faithful aircraft has retired. But together, we can keep reaching people like Jayson — so the mission of MAF continues, even after planes like P2-MAF retire.

Where is the Fleet Renewal up to?

6 of 16 
new aircraft
have already been purchased globally.

4 of 12
retiring aircraft
have completed service.

10
refurbishments
are still ahead.

One new plane
P2-AFD will soon be in the field, continuing the mission in PNG.

The legacy of P2-MAF

Delivered hand-picked Arabica coffee from Dusin and Simbai to Mt Hagen.

Transported teams to remote PNG to drive change on gender-based violence through the Senisim Pasin initiative.

16 health professionals delivered vaccines to the Bosavi and Mt Tawa regions.

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A deposit on a new aircraft

Critical parts and flight systems

Operational costs to get a refurbished plane ready to fly

Your gift will fund:

This project is moving forward. But we need your help.