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Every 3 minutes, an MAF aircraft takes off
or lands, reaching
isolated places where flying is not a luxury,
but a lifeline.
Since the mid 1940’s, MAF has operated light aircraft in
developing countries, bringing essential aid and spiritual
sustenance to many of the world’s most inaccessible and
inhospitable locations.
By operating the world’s largest
fleet of private aircraft used for public good, MAF is at the
forefront of a global effort to overcome barriers of poverty,
ignorance, and disease.
MAFs fleet of more than 142 aircraft support Christian
workers, evangelists, teachers, medical personnel, and
relief and development workers from countries around the
world.
In addition to flying skilled workers, MAF planes also haul
food, seed, and livestock; transport the sick and injured;
deliver doctors, medicine, and relief supplies; and carry the
materials for a better life to people who need it most.
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Cessna 208B Grand Caravan
14 place*
single-engine (turboprop)

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Cessna
208 Amphibious Caravan
10 place*
single-engine (turboprop)

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Cessna
208 Caravan
10 place*
single-engine (turboprop)

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Cessna 207
8 place*
single-engine (piston)

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Cessna
Amphibious 206
6 place*
single-engine (piston)
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Cessna 206
6 place*
single-engine (piston)
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Cessna
185
6 place*
single-engine (piston)
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Cessna 172
4 place*
single-engine (piston) 
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Cessna 182 Diesel
5 place*
single-engine (SMA diesel)
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Gippsland GA-8
8 place*
single-engine (piston)
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Pilatus PC-12
10 place*
single-engine (turboprop)
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Cessna 182
4 place*
single-engine (piston)
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Beechcraft King
Air B200
15 place*
twin-engine (turboprop)

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Dehavilland
DHC-6 Twin Otter
21 place*
twin-engine (turbprop)

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Quest Kodiak
100
10 place*
single-engine (turboprop)

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Piper Saratoga PA-32R-30IT
6 place*
single-engine (piston)

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Piper Cherokee
Arrow PA-28-R
4 place*
single-engine (piston)

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