Angel Flight SE?

[dwalt]

I'm really interested in getting involved in Angel Flight Southeast, but have a few questions for anyone here who may have experience with AF. I've been looking on their site (angelflightse.org)

I'm not yet instrument rated assume I don't have enough hours to meet their PIC standards, so I'd love to start as a co-pilot...does anyone know how many hours they require for one to act as a co-pilot?

Also, everything I've found on the AFSE website seems to be about FL...is this the right organization for Georgia as well?

 

[Dave Theisen]

Here is Angel Flight of Georgia's website. Their office is in the Admin building at PDK. I'm not sure how the fit in with the National organization.

http://www.angelflightsoars.org/

 

[AdamZ]

Here is Angel Flight of Georgia's website. Their office is in the Admin building at PDK. I'm not sure how the fit in with the National organization.

http://www.angelflightsoars.org/

Angel Flight SOARS is a great group, we at Angel Flight East Link with the quite a bit. Their staff is very helpful and If you give them a call they will tell you exactly what they need. Most Angel Flight and Public Benefit Organizations also allow for second in commands or assistants I know Angel Flight East and West do.

By the way there is no " national organization" They all operate independently.