Operating from both land and water, it is often called the 'ultimate amphibian'
- Single-engined turbine aircraft
- Cruising speed 160mph
- Carries up to 9 passengers or 700kg supplies
Other MAF Aircraft
The most common aircraft in the fleet, it is fitted with a cargo pod
- Single-engined piston aircraft
- Cruising speed 140mph
- Carries 5 passengers or 400kg supplies
Its higher speed makes it better suited for longer journeys than the 206
- Piston aircraft with retractable landing gear
- Cruising speed 160mph
- Carries up to 5 passengers or 400kg supplies
An ideal progression from the 206 where larger loads are normal
- Single-engined turbine aircraft
- Cruising speed 170mph
- Carries up to 13 passengers or 1,150kg supplies
MAF's newest aircraft type in Africa, it carries more payload further and faster than any other
- Turbine aircraft with retractable landing gear
- Carries 10 passengers or 1,250kg supplies
- Cruising speed 285mph
A highly manoevrable versatile aircraft, ideally suited to the unique terrain in PNG
- Twin-engined turbine aircraft
- Cruising speed 180mph
- Carries up to 20 passengers or 1,900kg supplies
The Airvan is ideal for rugged terrain and basic conditions
- Single-engined piston aircraft
- Cruising speed 140mph
- Carries up to 7 passengers or 500kg supplies
