Pilots for Patients owns no aircraft of its own. Every flight happens in a volunteer pilot's personal airplane — donated along with their time, fuel, and skill so a patient can reach care they couldn't otherwise afford to fly to.
Our pilots range from weekend flyers in a four-seat Skyhawk to owner-operators of turboprops and light twins. What every one of these aircraft has in common: a pilot who volunteered it, and its fuel, for someone else's flight to care.
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Whatever you fly — a four-seat piston single or a turboprop twin — there's a patient somewhere who needs the seat next to you.