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Air Care Alliance - http://www.aircareall.org/
Group provides a master list of all known charitable air transport organizations whose volunteers fly needy patients and disaster relief supplies and perform other missions of service using aircraft. |
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Hope Air - http://www.hopeair.org/
A national charitable organization that provides free air transportation for financially burdened Canadians in need of Medical treatment outside their communities. |
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Patient Travel - http://www.patienttravel.org/
Resource for patients who seek information about free air transportation to distant medical facilities. |
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Angel Flight Central - http://www.angelflightcentral.org/
Medical and charity air transportation for reasons of compassion or community service. Donor and partner list, local chapters, areas covered, volunteer forms and links. |
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Angel Flight Northeast - http://www.angelflightne.org/
Nonprofit organization providing air transportation to those whose medical problems require travel that is otherwise not affordable. |
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LifeLine Pilots - http://www.lifelinepilots.org/
Provides people in medical and financial need with access to free air transportation on small aircraft to distant health care facilities. Service in the Midwest US region. |
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Angel Flight Southeast - http://www.angelflightse.org/
Arranges free air transportation, via private aircraft, for those in medical and financial need, needing to travel long distance to access health care. Includes calendar, testimonials, history, and patient qualification criteria. |
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Angel Flight Mid-Atlantic - http://www.angelflightmidatlantic.org/
Charity air medical transportation organization serving needy people and their families. |
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Angel Flight East - http://www.angelflighteast.org/
An organization of pilots and other volunteers serving the community with free private air transportation for the medically and financially needy. |
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Angel Flight Australia - http://www.angelflight.org.au/
Provides free air transportation to patients in need of medical treatment at distant hospitals. |