• 09 Feb 2009 /  Blog 2 Comments

    The last few weeks have been quite busy and has been hard to post any updates. There are a few stories to post in the next week or so. For the mean time here are some statistics from our operations in 2008 here in PNG. Obviously I can’t post all of them, but here are a few interesting ones. The main one that I appreciate, is that despite lower flying hours than previous years. We carried out more subsidised church work and high value flying than recorded in previous years. Even though they don’t include stories of how they have impacted lives and are figures, I hope they are an encouragement.

    1. A photo for Abel

    Some MAF PNG statistics for 2008

    • Total flights performed – 14,375 flights (57 flights a day)
    • Total hours flown by MAF pilots – 11,064 hours
    • Estimated distance flown – 1,474,732 km (36.8x times around the globe)
    • Church/mission work passengers – 6,158 passengers
    • 523 medical evacuations – 1,045 passengers (patient + guardian)
    • Education work passengers – 3,831 passengers
    • Health work passengers – 1,240 passengers
    • Total passengers – 41,724 passengers
    • Church/mission freight – 172,331 kg
    • Community development freight – 615,449 kg
    • Medical supplies – 61,909 kg
    • Total freight – 2,353,997 kg
    • Served a total of 313 airstrips
    • Number of aircraft (average through year) – 11.5

    Posted by Matt @ 10:39 pm

2 Responses

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  • Jamo Says:

    Wow, those are some pretty impressive stats, 57 flights a day!

    Good to see that your back into it Matt, hope you have a good year.

  • Jamo Says:

    Happy birthday!

    Hope you have a great day, and that God continues to bless you in the year ahead!

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