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Old September 9th 05, 09:43 PM
Jim Burns
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I don't see anywhere that Angel Flight is going to reimburse any pilot for
anything. They are asking for money to buy fuel. Will they donate that
fuel to the pilots that require it to complete Angel Flight missions? or
will they charge? If they donate the fuel for a flight, is the pilot's
operating expense for that flight simply reduced because he doesn't have to
purchase fuel? And because his normal expenses were reduced by an outside
source (not the passenger) could that normal cost reduction be construed as
recieveing compensation? I would assume that if the fuel is donated to the
pilot, then the pilot would have to reduce his charitable contribution
amount to cover only non fuel expenses for that specific flight.

Jim


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Old September 10th 05, 12:48 PM
Martin Hotze
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On Fri, 9 Sep 2005 15:43:55 -0500, Jim Burns wrote:

I don't see anywhere that Angel Flight is going to reimburse any pilot for
anything. They are asking for money to buy fuel. Will they donate that
fuel to the pilots that require it to complete Angel Flight missions? or
will they charge?


maybe they buy fuel at regular rate and sell it to their pilots for a
nominal fee and carry "the loss" (there is no loss, because the fuel or
money for fuel wsa donated).

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Old September 10th 05, 02:54 PM
Newps
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Martin Hotze wrote:
On Fri, 9 Sep 2005 15:43:55 -0500, Jim Burns wrote:


I don't see anywhere that Angel Flight is going to reimburse any pilot for
anything. They are asking for money to buy fuel. Will they donate that
fuel to the pilots that require it to complete Angel Flight missions? or
will they charge?



maybe they buy fuel at regular rate and sell it to their pilots for a
nominal fee and carry "the loss" (there is no loss, because the fuel or
money for fuel wsa donated).


You won't see the pilots getting cheap or free fuel. That's what the
EAA used to do for Young Eagle flights and the FAA put a stop to that
about 5 years ago.
 




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