MAF
Britishacronym
Example Sentences
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Mr Hemmings took to the skies in the Gemini last year for a memorial flight in memory of his late friend and MAF co-founder Stuart King.
From BBC
Ruth Whitaker, CEO of MAF-UK, said: "Witnessing Jack take control on board the aircraft today was such an inspiration, and remined me that it is thanks to the skill and passion of dedicated airmen and women like Jack that MAF has grown to become the global, lifesaving organisation it is today."
From BBC
The 10-month mission birthed MAF - which now operates in more than 25 low-income countries with a fleet of 120 light aircraft.
From BBC
Mr Hemmings said: "There were whispers yesterday about a surprise, but meeting folk from MAF and the BBC to see the Gemini and watch my flight in the Robin DR400 which I used to co-own was thoroughly enjoyable."
From BBC
Soon came the message “MAF Safe,” meaning the Mobility Air Forces were gone from Kabul air space and in safe skies.
From Seattle Times
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