Who knew that cakes could save lives?
Calling all budding bakers and cake enthusiasts! Here's your chance to host your own Bake Off and help MAF take off with help, hope and healing to the most remote people on earth.
Ready, steady, BAKE!We are flying
for life
MAF uses planes to transform the lives of the world's most isolated people in need.
Discover how we helpWe enable thousands of aid, relief and mission projects in really remote places. Because that's where some of the greatest human needs are.
In today's 'connected world', the irony is that never have so many people been so isolated.
Flying onto desert and jungle airstrips, lakes and rivers, tracks and roads, MAF’s light aircraft and their mission pilots go the extra miles to provide a lifeline.
Working in partnership with hundreds of other Christian and relief organisations MAF
enables practical help, physical healing, and spiritual hope to be delivered to many of the most remote and inaccessible communities on the planet.
For 70 years, MAF has been flying for life.
Fancy some cake and a cuppa?
Host your very own Bake Off to Take Off and help transform lives
Engineers - the critical link
We have many vacancies for aircraft maintenance engineers and avionics engineers. Have you got what it takes to keep our planes operational? If so, we'd love to hear from you!
Be an MAF engineer!Can you fix it?
Engineers are the critical link in keeping us flying for life. Could you serve as an MAF engineer?
Only when the plane comes
Where roads don't go, our light aircraft can. They are often the only way help, hope and healing can reach the world's forgotten people
Look at our planes
Our mission pilots
They're not just pilots. They are the frontline of our mission to share God's love through our actions.
Read about our staffIn the heart of the action
Find out about our people and planes giving thousands of remote communities a lifeline
'I wouldn't have survived if it hadn't been for MAF'
On 4 December, MAF had the honour of flying Maud Kells back to the village of Mulita, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where she was the victim of a shooting attack in January 2015. Less than a year after the MAF medical evacuation flight that saved her life, she returned to a joyful celebration.
Read the storyNI missionary Maud Kells returns home
11 months after being shot, MAF flies Maud back to serve in Congo
