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Volunteer Pilots fly patients to critical medical care to receive life saving treatment.

Volunteer Pilots fly patients to critical medical care to receive life saving treatment.

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Volunteer Pilot Qualifications

Angel Flight Mid-Atlantic does not certify the pilots or the aircraft used for angel flights. This is the responsibility of the Federal Aviation Administration. Once flight coordination is fulfilled, the pilot in command (PIC) is responsible for all final details regarding the flight. If, for any reason the pilot and/or passenger is not comfortable with the match, they may contact our office, and we will try to suggest an alternative.


If you would like to become an Angel Flight Mid-Atlantic volunteer pilot, complete the application below.

Volunteer Pilot Application

In Our Patient's Words

Angel Flight Mid-Atlantic fills a societal need that most people don’t know exists— namely, the need for long-distance patient travel. Most of us have easy access to local hospitals and medical specialists that offer quality care. But millions of our fellow Americans live in poverty and/or in remote areas and lack the financial means to travel to distant medical specialists for treatment. Their future health and even their very lives can depend on overcoming these challenges.


Angel Flight Mid-Atlantic bridges the access gap by providing charitable medical transportation in the District of Columbia, Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia: The need is great. Angel Flight Mid-Atlantic can serve those in need only through the generous support of foundations, corporations, individuals and institutions.

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Why Become a Volunteer Pilot?

Save Lives

Tax savings

Provide Hope

Make a Difference

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We are all over the U.S. Volunteer in your state today!

Air Charity Network Website

Air Charity Network (ACN) is a group of charitable organizations that work together to provide free air transportation for those seeking medical treatment.

More than 7,000 volunteer pilots across the country generously donate their time, aircraft and fuel, and fulfill more than 22,000 trips annually.


The pilots of ACN are committed to the mission of “giving hope wings” to children and adults in need.


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