A Heart for the Delivery of Basic Needs
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting the delivery of basic needs in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Around the world a MAF […]
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A Heart for Christian Ministry
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting Christian ministry in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A church in a bus, in a plane, [...]
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A Heart for Ground Crew & Engineering
Mareeba, a town on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, flies under the radar in many ways, but the MAF hangar there is strategically positioned to serve several MAF country programmes.
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A Heart for Medical Care
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting medevacs and medical related flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Photo and text: Svein-Robert Solberg […]
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A Heart for Emergency Rescues and Disaster Response
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting emergency rescues and disaster responses in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A partnership with Miyalk Domestic […]
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A Heart for Education
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting educational flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Story and Images by Janne Rytkonen The busy […]
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Father and newborn saved by medevac in Papua New Guinea
After a successful birth at Kompiam Hospital, Papua New Guinea, a family of three contracted life-threatening diseases when trekking back through the jungle to their home village.
Read more
MAF in Timor-Leste: A Perspective
Story Written by: James Benjamin, MAF Australia Board Member The dawn was still with a pale pink clear sky reflecting off the calm Banda Sea. I was leaving home in Metiaut, Dili on my way to the Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport to experience an intra country air shuttle service recently launched by MAF Timor-Leste. […]
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Eliptamin Women’s Conference – MAF in Papua New Guinea
Report by: Bernie Axon who has been serving with her husband Richie and their family with MAF in Papua New Guinea since 2010. Photos by: Mandy Glass An event hosting over 500 women would be a big undertaking in any country. But when you take into account the remoteness and lack of infrastructure in PNG, […]
Read more
Evacuating Refugees from Renk – Help to Get Home
On Tuesday, 4 July, 16 refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan arrived in Juba on a MAF flight from Renk organised by Citizens Call -Emergency Response Rehabilitation Initiative (ERRI). For Pilot Jonathon Pound, it was a 6 hour round flight battling weather on the outbound journey and the clock on the way back. As Jono […]
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Help is on the Way for Refugees from Sudan
The boxes being loaded into the plane at Juba International Airport include RUFT – a therapeutic food stuff, similar to Plumpy’Nut, used in the treatment of severe malnutrition. The freight, flown to Renk in Upper Nile State, by Pilot Andy MacDonald has been organised by Citizen’s Call. A few weeks ago, a team from Citizen’s […]
Read more
Rhonda’s crucial connection with Yolngu people
Meet MAF Arnhem Land’s friendly local voice helping Indigenous people to travel for essential needs As a proud Yolngu woman with deep family connections to Arnhem Land, Rhonda Yunupingu has special reasons to care about the service MAF provides. Rhonda works with MAF’s operations team at the programme’s Gove Airport base, dealing with bookings and […]
Read more
Kenya: Flights help transform the lives of children living with disabilities
A medical team was able to offer medical services to children after a MAF flight landed in remote airstrips. Every time a MAF plane lands in these remote airstrips, it is seen as a sign of hope for the locals who flock to meet help. MAF Pilot Daniel Gill flew a team of ten, north […]
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Reconnecting with Grace and her Dad – Six Years after a Medevac Saved her Life
Story and photos by Mandy Glass, Communications Officer, MAF Papua New Guinea Earlier this year, my pilot husband was needed to facilitate some airstrip training out of Telefomin. I often go along on such short-term postings as these trips always provide great story opportunities for me, being one of MAF PNG’s Communications Officers. I love […]
Read more
Shuttle and Charter services around Arnhem Land in Australia’s Northern Territory
With vast distances between communities and poor road connections over difficult terrain, flights by VH-MQR help people and supplies reach remote indigenous areas. In December when the Australian academic year comes to a close, the GA8 aircraft had a special task of transporting family members to celebrate students’ achievements. It is particularly significant in this […]
Read more
New aircraft’s busy role serving Indigenous communities
The latest addition to MAF Arnhem Land’s fleet was quickly put to work in the program, making a big difference in the lives of Indigenous Australians in remote communities. The Cessna 208 Caravan VH-MFD landed at Gove Airport after a five-hour journey from Cairns, which included a refuelling stop at Normanton before crossing the waters […]
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Hannah’s Story – Malaria in Liberia
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
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Malaria in Lapalama, Papua New Guinea
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
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Claudine’s Story – Malaria in the Democratic Republic of Congo
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
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Scovia’s Story – Malaria in Northern Uganda
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
A Heart for the Delivery of Basic Needs
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting the delivery of basic needs in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Around the world a MAF […]
Read more
A Heart for Christian Ministry
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting Christian ministry in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A church in a bus, in a plane, [...]
Read more
A Heart for Ground Crew & Engineering
Mareeba, a town on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, flies under the radar in many ways, but the MAF hangar there is strategically positioned to serve several MAF country programmes.
Read more
A Heart for Medical Care
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting medevacs and medical related flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Photo and text: Svein-Robert Solberg […]
Read more
A Heart for Emergency Rescues and Disaster Response
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting emergency rescues and disaster responses in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A partnership with Miyalk Domestic […]
Read more
A Heart for Education
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting educational flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Story and Images by Janne Rytkonen The busy […]
Read more
Father and newborn saved by medevac in Papua New Guinea
After a successful birth at Kompiam Hospital, Papua New Guinea, a family of three contracted life-threatening diseases when trekking back through the jungle to their home village.
Read more
MAF in Timor-Leste: A Perspective
Story Written by: James Benjamin, MAF Australia Board Member The dawn was still with a pale pink clear sky reflecting off the calm Banda Sea. I was leaving home in Metiaut, Dili on my way to the Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport to experience an intra country air shuttle service recently launched by MAF Timor-Leste. […]
Read more
Eliptamin Women’s Conference – MAF in Papua New Guinea
Report by: Bernie Axon who has been serving with her husband Richie and their family with MAF in Papua New Guinea since 2010. Photos by: Mandy Glass An event hosting over 500 women would be a big undertaking in any country. But when you take into account the remoteness and lack of infrastructure in PNG, […]
Read more
Evacuating Refugees from Renk – Help to Get Home
On Tuesday, 4 July, 16 refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan arrived in Juba on a MAF flight from Renk organised by Citizens Call -Emergency Response Rehabilitation Initiative (ERRI). For Pilot Jonathon Pound, it was a 6 hour round flight battling weather on the outbound journey and the clock on the way back. As Jono […]
Read more
Help is on the Way for Refugees from Sudan
The boxes being loaded into the plane at Juba International Airport include RUFT – a therapeutic food stuff, similar to Plumpy’Nut, used in the treatment of severe malnutrition. The freight, flown to Renk in Upper Nile State, by Pilot Andy MacDonald has been organised by Citizen’s Call. A few weeks ago, a team from Citizen’s […]
Read more
Rhonda’s crucial connection with Yolngu people
Meet MAF Arnhem Land’s friendly local voice helping Indigenous people to travel for essential needs As a proud Yolngu woman with deep family connections to Arnhem Land, Rhonda Yunupingu has special reasons to care about the service MAF provides. Rhonda works with MAF’s operations team at the programme’s Gove Airport base, dealing with bookings and […]
Read more
Kenya: Flights help transform the lives of children living with disabilities
A medical team was able to offer medical services to children after a MAF flight landed in remote airstrips. Every time a MAF plane lands in these remote airstrips, it is seen as a sign of hope for the locals who flock to meet help. MAF Pilot Daniel Gill flew a team of ten, north […]
Read more
Reconnecting with Grace and her Dad – Six Years after a Medevac Saved her Life
Story and photos by Mandy Glass, Communications Officer, MAF Papua New Guinea Earlier this year, my pilot husband was needed to facilitate some airstrip training out of Telefomin. I often go along on such short-term postings as these trips always provide great story opportunities for me, being one of MAF PNG’s Communications Officers. I love […]
Read more
Shuttle and Charter services around Arnhem Land in Australia’s Northern Territory
With vast distances between communities and poor road connections over difficult terrain, flights by VH-MQR help people and supplies reach remote indigenous areas. In December when the Australian academic year comes to a close, the GA8 aircraft had a special task of transporting family members to celebrate students’ achievements. It is particularly significant in this […]
Read more
New aircraft’s busy role serving Indigenous communities
The latest addition to MAF Arnhem Land’s fleet was quickly put to work in the program, making a big difference in the lives of Indigenous Australians in remote communities. The Cessna 208 Caravan VH-MFD landed at Gove Airport after a five-hour journey from Cairns, which included a refuelling stop at Normanton before crossing the waters […]
Read more
Hannah’s Story – Malaria in Liberia
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Malaria in Lapalama, Papua New Guinea
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Claudine’s Story – Malaria in the Democratic Republic of Congo
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Scovia’s Story – Malaria in Northern Uganda
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
A Heart for the Delivery of Basic Needs
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting the delivery of basic needs in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Around the world a MAF […]
Read more
A Heart for Christian Ministry
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting Christian ministry in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A church in a bus, in a plane, [...]
Read more
A Heart for Ground Crew & Engineering
Mareeba, a town on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, flies under the radar in many ways, but the MAF hangar there is strategically positioned to serve several MAF country programmes.
Read more
A Heart for Medical Care
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting medevacs and medical related flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Photo and text: Svein-Robert Solberg […]
Read more
A Heart for Emergency Rescues and Disaster Response
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting emergency rescues and disaster responses in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A partnership with Miyalk Domestic […]
Read more
A Heart for Education
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting educational flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Story and Images by Janne Rytkonen The busy […]
Read more
Father and newborn saved by medevac in Papua New Guinea
After a successful birth at Kompiam Hospital, Papua New Guinea, a family of three contracted life-threatening diseases when trekking back through the jungle to their home village.
Read more
MAF in Timor-Leste: A Perspective
Story Written by: James Benjamin, MAF Australia Board Member The dawn was still with a pale pink clear sky reflecting off the calm Banda Sea. I was leaving home in Metiaut, Dili on my way to the Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport to experience an intra country air shuttle service recently launched by MAF Timor-Leste. […]
Read more
Eliptamin Women’s Conference – MAF in Papua New Guinea
Report by: Bernie Axon who has been serving with her husband Richie and their family with MAF in Papua New Guinea since 2010. Photos by: Mandy Glass An event hosting over 500 women would be a big undertaking in any country. But when you take into account the remoteness and lack of infrastructure in PNG, […]
Read more
Evacuating Refugees from Renk – Help to Get Home
On Tuesday, 4 July, 16 refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan arrived in Juba on a MAF flight from Renk organised by Citizens Call -Emergency Response Rehabilitation Initiative (ERRI). For Pilot Jonathon Pound, it was a 6 hour round flight battling weather on the outbound journey and the clock on the way back. As Jono […]
Read more
Help is on the Way for Refugees from Sudan
The boxes being loaded into the plane at Juba International Airport include RUFT – a therapeutic food stuff, similar to Plumpy’Nut, used in the treatment of severe malnutrition. The freight, flown to Renk in Upper Nile State, by Pilot Andy MacDonald has been organised by Citizen’s Call. A few weeks ago, a team from Citizen’s […]
Read more
Rhonda’s crucial connection with Yolngu people
Meet MAF Arnhem Land’s friendly local voice helping Indigenous people to travel for essential needs As a proud Yolngu woman with deep family connections to Arnhem Land, Rhonda Yunupingu has special reasons to care about the service MAF provides. Rhonda works with MAF’s operations team at the programme’s Gove Airport base, dealing with bookings and […]
Read more
Kenya: Flights help transform the lives of children living with disabilities
A medical team was able to offer medical services to children after a MAF flight landed in remote airstrips. Every time a MAF plane lands in these remote airstrips, it is seen as a sign of hope for the locals who flock to meet help. MAF Pilot Daniel Gill flew a team of ten, north […]
Read more
Reconnecting with Grace and her Dad – Six Years after a Medevac Saved her Life
Story and photos by Mandy Glass, Communications Officer, MAF Papua New Guinea Earlier this year, my pilot husband was needed to facilitate some airstrip training out of Telefomin. I often go along on such short-term postings as these trips always provide great story opportunities for me, being one of MAF PNG’s Communications Officers. I love […]
Read more
Shuttle and Charter services around Arnhem Land in Australia’s Northern Territory
With vast distances between communities and poor road connections over difficult terrain, flights by VH-MQR help people and supplies reach remote indigenous areas. In December when the Australian academic year comes to a close, the GA8 aircraft had a special task of transporting family members to celebrate students’ achievements. It is particularly significant in this […]
Read more
New aircraft’s busy role serving Indigenous communities
The latest addition to MAF Arnhem Land’s fleet was quickly put to work in the program, making a big difference in the lives of Indigenous Australians in remote communities. The Cessna 208 Caravan VH-MFD landed at Gove Airport after a five-hour journey from Cairns, which included a refuelling stop at Normanton before crossing the waters […]
Read more
Hannah’s Story – Malaria in Liberia
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Malaria in Lapalama, Papua New Guinea
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Claudine’s Story – Malaria in the Democratic Republic of Congo
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Scovia’s Story – Malaria in Northern Uganda
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
A Heart for the Delivery of Basic Needs
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting the delivery of basic needs in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Around the world a MAF […]
Read more
A Heart for Christian Ministry
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting Christian ministry in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A church in a bus, in a plane, [...]
Read more
A Heart for Ground Crew & Engineering
Mareeba, a town on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, flies under the radar in many ways, but the MAF hangar there is strategically positioned to serve several MAF country programmes.
Read more
A Heart for Medical Care
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting medevacs and medical related flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Photo and text: Svein-Robert Solberg […]
Read more
A Heart for Emergency Rescues and Disaster Response
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting emergency rescues and disaster responses in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A partnership with Miyalk Domestic […]
Read more
A Heart for Education
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting educational flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Story and Images by Janne Rytkonen The busy […]
Read more
Father and newborn saved by medevac in Papua New Guinea
After a successful birth at Kompiam Hospital, Papua New Guinea, a family of three contracted life-threatening diseases when trekking back through the jungle to their home village.
Read more
MAF in Timor-Leste: A Perspective
Story Written by: James Benjamin, MAF Australia Board Member The dawn was still with a pale pink clear sky reflecting off the calm Banda Sea. I was leaving home in Metiaut, Dili on my way to the Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport to experience an intra country air shuttle service recently launched by MAF Timor-Leste. […]
Read more
Eliptamin Women’s Conference – MAF in Papua New Guinea
Report by: Bernie Axon who has been serving with her husband Richie and their family with MAF in Papua New Guinea since 2010. Photos by: Mandy Glass An event hosting over 500 women would be a big undertaking in any country. But when you take into account the remoteness and lack of infrastructure in PNG, […]
Read more
Evacuating Refugees from Renk – Help to Get Home
On Tuesday, 4 July, 16 refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan arrived in Juba on a MAF flight from Renk organised by Citizens Call -Emergency Response Rehabilitation Initiative (ERRI). For Pilot Jonathon Pound, it was a 6 hour round flight battling weather on the outbound journey and the clock on the way back. As Jono […]
Read more
Help is on the Way for Refugees from Sudan
The boxes being loaded into the plane at Juba International Airport include RUFT – a therapeutic food stuff, similar to Plumpy’Nut, used in the treatment of severe malnutrition. The freight, flown to Renk in Upper Nile State, by Pilot Andy MacDonald has been organised by Citizen’s Call. A few weeks ago, a team from Citizen’s […]
Read more
Rhonda’s crucial connection with Yolngu people
Meet MAF Arnhem Land’s friendly local voice helping Indigenous people to travel for essential needs As a proud Yolngu woman with deep family connections to Arnhem Land, Rhonda Yunupingu has special reasons to care about the service MAF provides. Rhonda works with MAF’s operations team at the programme’s Gove Airport base, dealing with bookings and […]
Read more
Kenya: Flights help transform the lives of children living with disabilities
A medical team was able to offer medical services to children after a MAF flight landed in remote airstrips. Every time a MAF plane lands in these remote airstrips, it is seen as a sign of hope for the locals who flock to meet help. MAF Pilot Daniel Gill flew a team of ten, north […]
Read more
Reconnecting with Grace and her Dad – Six Years after a Medevac Saved her Life
Story and photos by Mandy Glass, Communications Officer, MAF Papua New Guinea Earlier this year, my pilot husband was needed to facilitate some airstrip training out of Telefomin. I often go along on such short-term postings as these trips always provide great story opportunities for me, being one of MAF PNG’s Communications Officers. I love […]
Read more
Shuttle and Charter services around Arnhem Land in Australia’s Northern Territory
With vast distances between communities and poor road connections over difficult terrain, flights by VH-MQR help people and supplies reach remote indigenous areas. In December when the Australian academic year comes to a close, the GA8 aircraft had a special task of transporting family members to celebrate students’ achievements. It is particularly significant in this […]
Read more
New aircraft’s busy role serving Indigenous communities
The latest addition to MAF Arnhem Land’s fleet was quickly put to work in the program, making a big difference in the lives of Indigenous Australians in remote communities. The Cessna 208 Caravan VH-MFD landed at Gove Airport after a five-hour journey from Cairns, which included a refuelling stop at Normanton before crossing the waters […]
Read more
Hannah’s Story – Malaria in Liberia
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Malaria in Lapalama, Papua New Guinea
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Claudine’s Story – Malaria in the Democratic Republic of Congo
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Scovia’s Story – Malaria in Northern Uganda
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
A Heart for the Delivery of Basic Needs
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting the delivery of basic needs in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Around the world a MAF […]
Read more
A Heart for Christian Ministry
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting Christian ministry in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A church in a bus, in a plane, [...]
Read more
A Heart for Ground Crew & Engineering
Mareeba, a town on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, flies under the radar in many ways, but the MAF hangar there is strategically positioned to serve several MAF country programmes.
Read more
A Heart for Medical Care
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting medevacs and medical related flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Photo and text: Svein-Robert Solberg […]
Read more
A Heart for Emergency Rescues and Disaster Response
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting emergency rescues and disaster responses in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A partnership with Miyalk Domestic […]
Read more
A Heart for Education
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting educational flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Story and Images by Janne Rytkonen The busy […]
Read more
Father and newborn saved by medevac in Papua New Guinea
After a successful birth at Kompiam Hospital, Papua New Guinea, a family of three contracted life-threatening diseases when trekking back through the jungle to their home village.
Read more
MAF in Timor-Leste: A Perspective
Story Written by: James Benjamin, MAF Australia Board Member The dawn was still with a pale pink clear sky reflecting off the calm Banda Sea. I was leaving home in Metiaut, Dili on my way to the Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport to experience an intra country air shuttle service recently launched by MAF Timor-Leste. […]
Read more
Eliptamin Women’s Conference – MAF in Papua New Guinea
Report by: Bernie Axon who has been serving with her husband Richie and their family with MAF in Papua New Guinea since 2010. Photos by: Mandy Glass An event hosting over 500 women would be a big undertaking in any country. But when you take into account the remoteness and lack of infrastructure in PNG, […]
Read more
Evacuating Refugees from Renk – Help to Get Home
On Tuesday, 4 July, 16 refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan arrived in Juba on a MAF flight from Renk organised by Citizens Call -Emergency Response Rehabilitation Initiative (ERRI). For Pilot Jonathon Pound, it was a 6 hour round flight battling weather on the outbound journey and the clock on the way back. As Jono […]
Read more
Help is on the Way for Refugees from Sudan
The boxes being loaded into the plane at Juba International Airport include RUFT – a therapeutic food stuff, similar to Plumpy’Nut, used in the treatment of severe malnutrition. The freight, flown to Renk in Upper Nile State, by Pilot Andy MacDonald has been organised by Citizen’s Call. A few weeks ago, a team from Citizen’s […]
Read more
Rhonda’s crucial connection with Yolngu people
Meet MAF Arnhem Land’s friendly local voice helping Indigenous people to travel for essential needs As a proud Yolngu woman with deep family connections to Arnhem Land, Rhonda Yunupingu has special reasons to care about the service MAF provides. Rhonda works with MAF’s operations team at the programme’s Gove Airport base, dealing with bookings and […]
Read more
Kenya: Flights help transform the lives of children living with disabilities
A medical team was able to offer medical services to children after a MAF flight landed in remote airstrips. Every time a MAF plane lands in these remote airstrips, it is seen as a sign of hope for the locals who flock to meet help. MAF Pilot Daniel Gill flew a team of ten, north […]
Read more
Reconnecting with Grace and her Dad – Six Years after a Medevac Saved her Life
Story and photos by Mandy Glass, Communications Officer, MAF Papua New Guinea Earlier this year, my pilot husband was needed to facilitate some airstrip training out of Telefomin. I often go along on such short-term postings as these trips always provide great story opportunities for me, being one of MAF PNG’s Communications Officers. I love […]
Read more
Shuttle and Charter services around Arnhem Land in Australia’s Northern Territory
With vast distances between communities and poor road connections over difficult terrain, flights by VH-MQR help people and supplies reach remote indigenous areas. In December when the Australian academic year comes to a close, the GA8 aircraft had a special task of transporting family members to celebrate students’ achievements. It is particularly significant in this […]
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New aircraft’s busy role serving Indigenous communities
The latest addition to MAF Arnhem Land’s fleet was quickly put to work in the program, making a big difference in the lives of Indigenous Australians in remote communities. The Cessna 208 Caravan VH-MFD landed at Gove Airport after a five-hour journey from Cairns, which included a refuelling stop at Normanton before crossing the waters […]
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Hannah’s Story – Malaria in Liberia
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
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Malaria in Lapalama, Papua New Guinea
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
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Claudine’s Story – Malaria in the Democratic Republic of Congo
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
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Scovia’s Story – Malaria in Northern Uganda
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
A Heart for the Delivery of Basic Needs
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting the delivery of basic needs in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Around the world a MAF […]
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A Heart for Christian Ministry
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting Christian ministry in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A church in a bus, in a plane, [...]
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A Heart for Ground Crew & Engineering
Mareeba, a town on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, flies under the radar in many ways, but the MAF hangar there is strategically positioned to serve several MAF country programmes.
Read more
A Heart for Medical Care
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting medevacs and medical related flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Photo and text: Svein-Robert Solberg […]
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A Heart for Emergency Rescues and Disaster Response
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting emergency rescues and disaster responses in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A partnership with Miyalk Domestic […]
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A Heart for Education
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting educational flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Story and Images by Janne Rytkonen The busy […]
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Father and newborn saved by medevac in Papua New Guinea
After a successful birth at Kompiam Hospital, Papua New Guinea, a family of three contracted life-threatening diseases when trekking back through the jungle to their home village.
Read more
MAF in Timor-Leste: A Perspective
Story Written by: James Benjamin, MAF Australia Board Member The dawn was still with a pale pink clear sky reflecting off the calm Banda Sea. I was leaving home in Metiaut, Dili on my way to the Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport to experience an intra country air shuttle service recently launched by MAF Timor-Leste. […]
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Eliptamin Women’s Conference – MAF in Papua New Guinea
Report by: Bernie Axon who has been serving with her husband Richie and their family with MAF in Papua New Guinea since 2010. Photos by: Mandy Glass An event hosting over 500 women would be a big undertaking in any country. But when you take into account the remoteness and lack of infrastructure in PNG, […]
Read more
Evacuating Refugees from Renk – Help to Get Home
On Tuesday, 4 July, 16 refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan arrived in Juba on a MAF flight from Renk organised by Citizens Call -Emergency Response Rehabilitation Initiative (ERRI). For Pilot Jonathon Pound, it was a 6 hour round flight battling weather on the outbound journey and the clock on the way back. As Jono […]
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Help is on the Way for Refugees from Sudan
The boxes being loaded into the plane at Juba International Airport include RUFT – a therapeutic food stuff, similar to Plumpy’Nut, used in the treatment of severe malnutrition. The freight, flown to Renk in Upper Nile State, by Pilot Andy MacDonald has been organised by Citizen’s Call. A few weeks ago, a team from Citizen’s […]
Read more
Rhonda’s crucial connection with Yolngu people
Meet MAF Arnhem Land’s friendly local voice helping Indigenous people to travel for essential needs As a proud Yolngu woman with deep family connections to Arnhem Land, Rhonda Yunupingu has special reasons to care about the service MAF provides. Rhonda works with MAF’s operations team at the programme’s Gove Airport base, dealing with bookings and […]
Read more
Kenya: Flights help transform the lives of children living with disabilities
A medical team was able to offer medical services to children after a MAF flight landed in remote airstrips. Every time a MAF plane lands in these remote airstrips, it is seen as a sign of hope for the locals who flock to meet help. MAF Pilot Daniel Gill flew a team of ten, north […]
Read more
Reconnecting with Grace and her Dad – Six Years after a Medevac Saved her Life
Story and photos by Mandy Glass, Communications Officer, MAF Papua New Guinea Earlier this year, my pilot husband was needed to facilitate some airstrip training out of Telefomin. I often go along on such short-term postings as these trips always provide great story opportunities for me, being one of MAF PNG’s Communications Officers. I love […]
Read more
Shuttle and Charter services around Arnhem Land in Australia’s Northern Territory
With vast distances between communities and poor road connections over difficult terrain, flights by VH-MQR help people and supplies reach remote indigenous areas. In December when the Australian academic year comes to a close, the GA8 aircraft had a special task of transporting family members to celebrate students’ achievements. It is particularly significant in this […]
Read more
New aircraft’s busy role serving Indigenous communities
The latest addition to MAF Arnhem Land’s fleet was quickly put to work in the program, making a big difference in the lives of Indigenous Australians in remote communities. The Cessna 208 Caravan VH-MFD landed at Gove Airport after a five-hour journey from Cairns, which included a refuelling stop at Normanton before crossing the waters […]
Read more
Hannah’s Story – Malaria in Liberia
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Malaria in Lapalama, Papua New Guinea
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Claudine’s Story – Malaria in the Democratic Republic of Congo
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Scovia’s Story – Malaria in Northern Uganda
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
A Heart for the Delivery of Basic Needs
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting the delivery of basic needs in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Around the world a MAF […]
Read more
A Heart for Christian Ministry
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting Christian ministry in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A church in a bus, in a plane, [...]
Read more
A Heart for Ground Crew & Engineering
Mareeba, a town on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, flies under the radar in many ways, but the MAF hangar there is strategically positioned to serve several MAF country programmes.
Read more
A Heart for Medical Care
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting medevacs and medical related flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Photo and text: Svein-Robert Solberg […]
Read more
A Heart for Emergency Rescues and Disaster Response
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting emergency rescues and disaster responses in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A partnership with Miyalk Domestic […]
Read more
A Heart for Education
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting educational flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Story and Images by Janne Rytkonen The busy […]
Read more
Father and newborn saved by medevac in Papua New Guinea
After a successful birth at Kompiam Hospital, Papua New Guinea, a family of three contracted life-threatening diseases when trekking back through the jungle to their home village.
Read more
MAF in Timor-Leste: A Perspective
Story Written by: James Benjamin, MAF Australia Board Member The dawn was still with a pale pink clear sky reflecting off the calm Banda Sea. I was leaving home in Metiaut, Dili on my way to the Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport to experience an intra country air shuttle service recently launched by MAF Timor-Leste. […]
Read more
Eliptamin Women’s Conference – MAF in Papua New Guinea
Report by: Bernie Axon who has been serving with her husband Richie and their family with MAF in Papua New Guinea since 2010. Photos by: Mandy Glass An event hosting over 500 women would be a big undertaking in any country. But when you take into account the remoteness and lack of infrastructure in PNG, […]
Read more
Evacuating Refugees from Renk – Help to Get Home
On Tuesday, 4 July, 16 refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan arrived in Juba on a MAF flight from Renk organised by Citizens Call -Emergency Response Rehabilitation Initiative (ERRI). For Pilot Jonathon Pound, it was a 6 hour round flight battling weather on the outbound journey and the clock on the way back. As Jono […]
Read more
Help is on the Way for Refugees from Sudan
The boxes being loaded into the plane at Juba International Airport include RUFT – a therapeutic food stuff, similar to Plumpy’Nut, used in the treatment of severe malnutrition. The freight, flown to Renk in Upper Nile State, by Pilot Andy MacDonald has been organised by Citizen’s Call. A few weeks ago, a team from Citizen’s […]
Read more
Rhonda’s crucial connection with Yolngu people
Meet MAF Arnhem Land’s friendly local voice helping Indigenous people to travel for essential needs As a proud Yolngu woman with deep family connections to Arnhem Land, Rhonda Yunupingu has special reasons to care about the service MAF provides. Rhonda works with MAF’s operations team at the programme’s Gove Airport base, dealing with bookings and […]
Read more
Kenya: Flights help transform the lives of children living with disabilities
A medical team was able to offer medical services to children after a MAF flight landed in remote airstrips. Every time a MAF plane lands in these remote airstrips, it is seen as a sign of hope for the locals who flock to meet help. MAF Pilot Daniel Gill flew a team of ten, north […]
Read more
Reconnecting with Grace and her Dad – Six Years after a Medevac Saved her Life
Story and photos by Mandy Glass, Communications Officer, MAF Papua New Guinea Earlier this year, my pilot husband was needed to facilitate some airstrip training out of Telefomin. I often go along on such short-term postings as these trips always provide great story opportunities for me, being one of MAF PNG’s Communications Officers. I love […]
Read more
Shuttle and Charter services around Arnhem Land in Australia’s Northern Territory
With vast distances between communities and poor road connections over difficult terrain, flights by VH-MQR help people and supplies reach remote indigenous areas. In December when the Australian academic year comes to a close, the GA8 aircraft had a special task of transporting family members to celebrate students’ achievements. It is particularly significant in this […]
Read more
New aircraft’s busy role serving Indigenous communities
The latest addition to MAF Arnhem Land’s fleet was quickly put to work in the program, making a big difference in the lives of Indigenous Australians in remote communities. The Cessna 208 Caravan VH-MFD landed at Gove Airport after a five-hour journey from Cairns, which included a refuelling stop at Normanton before crossing the waters […]
Read more
Hannah’s Story – Malaria in Liberia
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Malaria in Lapalama, Papua New Guinea
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Claudine’s Story – Malaria in the Democratic Republic of Congo
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Scovia’s Story – Malaria in Northern Uganda
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
A Heart for the Delivery of Basic Needs
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting the delivery of basic needs in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Around the world a MAF […]
Read more
A Heart for Christian Ministry
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting Christian ministry in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A church in a bus, in a plane, [...]
Read more
A Heart for Ground Crew & Engineering
Mareeba, a town on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, flies under the radar in many ways, but the MAF hangar there is strategically positioned to serve several MAF country programmes.
Read more
A Heart for Medical Care
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting medevacs and medical related flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Photo and text: Svein-Robert Solberg […]
Read more
A Heart for Emergency Rescues and Disaster Response
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting emergency rescues and disaster responses in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. A partnership with Miyalk Domestic […]
Read more
A Heart for Education
Thank you for letting us know about what you’re interested in. We’re excited to share more with you about the ways MAF is supporting educational flights in the year ahead. To get you started, below you can read an introduction to what we’re doing in this area. Story and Images by Janne Rytkonen The busy […]
Read more
Father and newborn saved by medevac in Papua New Guinea
After a successful birth at Kompiam Hospital, Papua New Guinea, a family of three contracted life-threatening diseases when trekking back through the jungle to their home village.
Read more
MAF in Timor-Leste: A Perspective
Story Written by: James Benjamin, MAF Australia Board Member The dawn was still with a pale pink clear sky reflecting off the calm Banda Sea. I was leaving home in Metiaut, Dili on my way to the Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport to experience an intra country air shuttle service recently launched by MAF Timor-Leste. […]
Read more
Eliptamin Women’s Conference – MAF in Papua New Guinea
Report by: Bernie Axon who has been serving with her husband Richie and their family with MAF in Papua New Guinea since 2010. Photos by: Mandy Glass An event hosting over 500 women would be a big undertaking in any country. But when you take into account the remoteness and lack of infrastructure in PNG, […]
Read more
Evacuating Refugees from Renk – Help to Get Home
On Tuesday, 4 July, 16 refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan arrived in Juba on a MAF flight from Renk organised by Citizens Call -Emergency Response Rehabilitation Initiative (ERRI). For Pilot Jonathon Pound, it was a 6 hour round flight battling weather on the outbound journey and the clock on the way back. As Jono […]
Read more
Help is on the Way for Refugees from Sudan
The boxes being loaded into the plane at Juba International Airport include RUFT – a therapeutic food stuff, similar to Plumpy’Nut, used in the treatment of severe malnutrition. The freight, flown to Renk in Upper Nile State, by Pilot Andy MacDonald has been organised by Citizen’s Call. A few weeks ago, a team from Citizen’s […]
Read more
Rhonda’s crucial connection with Yolngu people
Meet MAF Arnhem Land’s friendly local voice helping Indigenous people to travel for essential needs As a proud Yolngu woman with deep family connections to Arnhem Land, Rhonda Yunupingu has special reasons to care about the service MAF provides. Rhonda works with MAF’s operations team at the programme’s Gove Airport base, dealing with bookings and […]
Read more
Kenya: Flights help transform the lives of children living with disabilities
A medical team was able to offer medical services to children after a MAF flight landed in remote airstrips. Every time a MAF plane lands in these remote airstrips, it is seen as a sign of hope for the locals who flock to meet help. MAF Pilot Daniel Gill flew a team of ten, north […]
Read more
Reconnecting with Grace and her Dad – Six Years after a Medevac Saved her Life
Story and photos by Mandy Glass, Communications Officer, MAF Papua New Guinea Earlier this year, my pilot husband was needed to facilitate some airstrip training out of Telefomin. I often go along on such short-term postings as these trips always provide great story opportunities for me, being one of MAF PNG’s Communications Officers. I love […]
Read more
Shuttle and Charter services around Arnhem Land in Australia’s Northern Territory
With vast distances between communities and poor road connections over difficult terrain, flights by VH-MQR help people and supplies reach remote indigenous areas. In December when the Australian academic year comes to a close, the GA8 aircraft had a special task of transporting family members to celebrate students’ achievements. It is particularly significant in this […]
Read more
New aircraft’s busy role serving Indigenous communities
The latest addition to MAF Arnhem Land’s fleet was quickly put to work in the program, making a big difference in the lives of Indigenous Australians in remote communities. The Cessna 208 Caravan VH-MFD landed at Gove Airport after a five-hour journey from Cairns, which included a refuelling stop at Normanton before crossing the waters […]
Read more
Hannah’s Story – Malaria in Liberia
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Malaria in Lapalama, Papua New Guinea
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Claudine’s Story – Malaria in the Democratic Republic of Congo
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more
Scovia’s Story – Malaria in Northern Uganda
World Malaria Day, which falls on April 25th each year, is a day instituted by WHO member states to raise awareness of the disease and it’s continued and devastating impact around the world. More than 600,000 people die from Malaria every year. Over 75% of these are children under five. Children from the poorest households […]
Read more