By Kees Janse His name is very applicable: Selamat. Which is an Indonesian word used as a greeting, but it also means “saved” or “rescued.”
“A man’s discretion makes him slow to anger, and it is his glory to overlook a transgression.” —Proverbs 19:11 MAF pilot Nathan Fagerlie got the
What happens when the only floatplane in all of Papua can’t fly? When a retired missionary couple returned to visit their former mission station
The Gospel still flourishes even when staff levels are low. Furloughs and staff departures have left the MAF program in Papua with reduced staff numbers—but
After working diligently for 10 years to build an airstrip, the people of Tibul in Papua, Indonesia, welcomed the first MAF airplane to land at
UPDATE: Kees reports that both boys, Yonas and Ipes, have recovered and are doing well. Thank you for your prayers! Routine flights make a lifesaving difference around
After a full day of flying, MAF Pilot Brian Marx had to get medicine to a village—without landing! Brian Marx is an MAF pilot in
Maintenance specialists with MAF have an extraordinarily large task—making sure that small aircraft in remote places can safely get the pilots and passengers where they
