Nice article on AngelFlight

[C J Campbell]

http://www.thesunlink.com/redesign/2003-11-11/local/312062.shtml


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Christopher J. Campbell
World Famous Flight Instructor
Port Orchard, WA


For the Homeland!

[Dan Luke]

This is a pretty typical Angel Flight experience. I encourage any
instrument rated pilots to check into AF. I have found it very
rewarding.
--
Dan
C172RG at BFM

[Gary L. Drescher]

"C J Campbell" > wrote in message
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> http://www.thesunlink.com/redesign/2003-11-11/local/312062.shtml

Yup, good publicity.

I flew an Angel Flight mission last week that took me into BOS--my first
time at a Class B airport. The pax were pretty nonchalant about it--one of
them slept though most of the flight.

--Gary

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> Christopher J. Campbell
> World Famous Flight Instructor
> Port Orchard, WA
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> For the Homeland!
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[Bush]

Susan Warnick's 1(News 5 Boston) Sister again excellent work.
We have flow balls to the wall into BOS (we need to keep the
speed up) "rodger that". Neat in the Falcon (USCG HU-25).

Have a great one!

Bush

On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 09:53:46 -0800, "C J Campbell"
> wrote:

>http://www.thesunlink.com/redesign/2003-11-11/local/312062.shtml

[Mark Kolber]

On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 12:26:22 -0600, "Dan Luke"
> wrote:

>This is a pretty typical Angel Flight experience. I encourage any
>instrument rated pilots to check into AF. I have found it very
>rewarding.

In many AF regions, an instrument rating is not required.

Mark Kolber
APA/Denver, Colorado
www.midlifeflight.com
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[Tune2828]

i'm five hours away from my IFR checkride.

i've checked out the angel flight west site and plan to let them know my
interest this spring after some more IFR practice

to me it's exciting flying a "quasi schedule", delivering passengers and such

can't wait

[Peter R.]

C J Campbell ) wrote:

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> http://www.thesunlink.com/redesign/2003-11-11/local/312062.shtml

Assuming it is not a busy news day, the "Today Show" will be airing a six
minute segment on Angel Flight on Friday, Nov. 21. If you look real hard
in that segment and if the editors were kind, you might see a C172
departing Lawrence, Mass. It'll be my aircraft's 15 minutes of fame. :)

Actually, this story centers on a four-year old boy, his family, and his
weekly journey between Rochester, NY, and Boston.

AF missions make up 90% of all my flying these days. They are the most
rewarding flying I do and I also encourage other pilots to consider joining
your local group. Like the other posters in this thread, I would never
have thought of flying into Boston's Logan Airport in a C172 prior to
flying for AF.

--
Peter












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[Duane MacInnis]

I just hooked up with the Canadian group on Vancouver Island
www.angelflight.ca, may have my first flight Monday (wx permitting).

An interesting bunch.

Duane
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Duane MacInnis
Flight Instructor
Cell (604) 454-7415
www.macinnisaviation.com

Grumman Cheetah C-GVJF

> AF missions make up 90% of all my flying these days. They are the most
> rewarding flying I do and I also encourage other pilots to consider
joining
> your local group. Like the other posters in this thread, I would never
> have thought of flying into Boston's Logan Airport in a C172 prior to
> flying for AF.
>
> --
> Peter