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06/08/2026

On Wednesday, MAF flew nurses and evangelists to Chidudu. These flights happen once a month.
While the clinic is very basic, it’s the one day a month people get to see a doctor. First, the evangelists preach under the tree. Then the babies get weighed and receive their vaccinations. Pregnant women also get their checkups.
The children are just happy. Because kids and planes are best of friends

05/08/2026

Without maintenance, we can't keep our planes flying. ✈️
Since last week, our team has been doing maintenance on our caravan. Soon it'll be ready to bring help, hope and healing to the isolated communities of Chad.

31/07/2026

May the favor of the Lord our God rest on us; establish the work of our hands for us—yes, establish the work of our hands-Psalms 90:17

30/07/2026

As we continue to celebrate 60 years of MAF Chad , we revisit a pivotal moment in 1985.
Following poor rainfall in the 1980s and failing rice crops, a famine was about to engulf the people of Chad.
Thousands of people had left their homes in search of food. Unless urgent action was taken, 30,000 villagers who MAF served would die of starvation: https://f.mtr.cool/drqofjsndx
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29/07/2026

Before a plane ever took off, the ultimate rescue mission took place. It happened without a plane, because one man had God's heart to redeem humanity.

Because Jesus defeated the grave, we can fly and deliver life-changing flights every day, we can bring help, hope and healing. We can bring life.

This Easter we remember that our mission would be nothing if not for the price Jesus paid on the cross.

Because He lives, we can fly.

28/07/2026

MAF flies humanitarian workers to the Lake Chad region to provide essential assistance to host communities and internally displaced persons, including non-food items, hygiene kits, emergency shelters, latrines, and water boreholes.
This region is one of the most dangerous spots in Chad, ravaged by Boko Haram. Although the extremist group was started in northern Nigeria, Boko Haram has expanded into Lake Chad region, spanning northeastern Nigeria, northern Cameroon, Chad, and southeastern Niger leading to the displacement and deaths of many people.

Families have been forced to flee their homes, and access to schools, healthcare, and food has become more difficult.
Right now, MAF is the only air transportation to the Lake Chad region. The journey by road is very uncertain as it poses security threats. Travelling with MAF significantly facilitates their work by speeding up the deployment of staff to operational areas. This reduces exposure to security risks on the road and lightens the logistical burden of moving between locations.

27/07/2026

We flew pastors from Malambo to three remote villages: Lemugur, Loolbilin, and Olemelai. After, we returned to Lemugur, flying in a team of nurses for the monthly medical clinic that serves the community.

Access to healthcare and the hope of the Gospel remain out of reach without MAF.
As the clinic cared for patients, a Maasai pastor we flew in from Malambo shared the good news of Jesus with the mothers waiting to see the nurses. Physical healing and spiritual hope were brought together in one place.

Everyone deserves access to quality healthcare, essential medicines, and the opportunity to hear about Jesus. For communities like these, the airplane is not a luxury; it is what makes both possible.

24/07/2026

Following drone strikes that left many wounded and hospitals overwhelmed, Chad’s already fragile health system has been pushed to the wall. MAF has been able to assist by transporting medical cargo to eastern Chad, where large numbers of Sudanese refugees are living.

Without these supplies it would have been impossible to treat the wounded. Road transportation over the 1000 km from N’Djamena to Iriba is extremely time-consuming.

MAF’s Country director in Chad, Esmara, was humbled that MAF was able to be part of providing solutions to those suffering in Sudan.
“It was amazing to see how we could get all the seats out the Caravan and fill all the space with the much-needed medical supplies,” she said. “We are grateful that we could contribute—in a very small way—to the ongoing humanitarian crisis by flying these life-giving medical supplies.”

23/07/2026

Mission Aviation Fellowship was honoured to participate in the Kenya Mission Association (KEMA) National Summit 2026 under the theme "United to Reach the Nations: From Kenya to the Rest."

The summit brought together pastors, church leaders, mission organizations, professionals, and believers committed to advancing God's mission through collaboration, fellowship and shared purpose.

We are grateful for the opportunity to connect with fellow ministry partners, share about MAF's work of using aviation to reach isolated communities, and be encouraged by a shared vision of taking the Gospel and practical help to the ends of the earth.

Thank you to KEMA for hosting such a meaningful gathering. Together, we can reach farther.

22/07/2026

Mission Aviation Fellowship was honoured to attend the Fearless Summit at Mavuno Church, Athi River. The event was a celebration of faith, courage, and purpose, inspiring people to make a difference in their communities. We are thankful for the opportunity to share how MAF serves some of the world's hardest-to-reach places through aviation. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to learn more and support our mission.

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