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Millions of people cannot access medical care, clean water, schools, or receive the Good News of God’s love simply because it’s too time-consuming or dangerous to reach them.
Landen Kelly
In 1945, MAF started as the dream of two Kiwis. Today, Mission Aviation Fellowship is the world’s largest humanitarian air operator. For over 75 years, we have been flying light aircraft over jungles, mountains, deserts and hostile areas to bring help, hope, and healing to the world’s most isolated people.
Each year, MAF flies...
(2022 MAF International Worldwide Statistics)
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