THERE IS A GLOBAL FUEL CRISIS. WE NEED YOUR HELP.
A shortage of fuel could mean the difference between a critical MAF flight being available or not.
Leaving the most isolated communities on earth cut-off from the help they desperately need.
Your gift today will keep MAF planes in the air - to continue delivering help and hope to those who need it most.
Right now, the rising cost of aviation fuel is hitting hard.
Some MAF programmes have seen fuel costs increase by over 60% in a matter of days. This is placing immense pressure on our ability to keep aircraft in the air.
For MAF, this is beyond a financial challenge. These flights, which isolated communities depend on every day, are now suddenly at risk.
You can be a part of making these flights possible.
Will you give a gift today and keep MAF planes in the air?
In remote places across Papua New Guinea, Kenya, South Sudan and beyond, there are no roads; no safe way to reach a hospital; no means to transport essential supplies; no way for families to receive help when disaster strikes.
A MAF aircraft provides a way, and without it - these communities are left completely cut-off.
Marcia, who lives in a remote village in Timor-Leste, was facing life-threatening complications during her pregnancy.
She needed help, and fast.
Then a MAF plane came in, flying her to hospital in just 15 minutes.
“I am very grateful because MAF truly helped us in this critical situation and evacuated us from Atauro to Dili to get special care for myself and the baby in my tummy.
Without this critical MAF flight, Marcia would have had no access to treatment, and a common condition could have quietly turned into a life‑threatening emergency.
Fuel for a 15-minute flight, like the one that saved Marcia and her baby's life, costs $117.
You could be the difference between life and death for another mother and child.
Right now, lives are depending on fuel. In a time of global crisis, your gift today will power MAF aircraft to reach some of the world’s most isolated communities — delivering emergency medical care, critical supplies and hope where no other help can reach.