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I was thinking about jointing/volunteering for Angel Flight of Oklahoma as a
pilot. Would a low time VFR pilot be of any use to them? I have 190 hr soon to be 200hr, when we get some good flying weather. I have flown only 3 times since November. Because VFR flying is unreliable, I wonder if I could be of value. I went to Angel Flight of Oklahoma web site and they said a non-IFR pilot could act as co-pilot or fly non-passenger flight. I have 4hr of instrument training for my private licence and I know nothing about IFR. My IFR training is "MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MADAY" and make a 180. I can't imagine what a non-passenger flight would be. If you've been there - done that, could explain what I might be doing? George If you request flight following, can you really "slip the surly bonds of earth"? |
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