"Jon Kraus" wrote in message
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Great story Jack!! I have the Angel Flight paperwork that I am going to
fill out. Did you find it easy to get into the Angel Flight system? Any
requirements I need to know about?

It varies a bit from region to region. Here in the Northeast (unless the
requirements have changed recently) you need to have 300 hours total time, a
current instrument rating (even if the mission is flown VFR), and 25 hours
of instrument time (their orientation document says 25 hours of IMC, but
that's apparently not what they really mean). To fly a mission at night, you
need 25 hours of night flying. (www.angelflightne.org)

There's also an orientation meeting you have to attend before you start
flying missions.

--Gary