How you can become a volunteer pilot for the nation's oldest and largest patient transportation charitable organization.
Many light aircraft sit idle most of the time and most pilots can use a good reason to fly more.
The feelings of accomplishment and satisfaction you get when completing an AirLifeLine mission, and perhaps helping to save a life, make your piloting skills that much more important. It will bring great reward to your life. Your patients and passengers, their medical institutions and AirLifeLine will all thank you for a job well done. Our latest pilot's newsletter is available for your review. In order to view it, you must first have the Adobe Acrobat Reader software installed on your computer.