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Help with Your jet, donate some hours to charity!

There's always someone in desperate need of getting from point A to point B. For some of them it's vital - organs recipients, who have waited on the list for too long and now have to get to a hospital really quick , etc. So join the ranks and one of the nonprofit organizations and let your strong hands give support and wings to people too poor to afford a luxury of chartering private jet.


Angel Flight America

Angel Flight America is a national non-profit network of private pilots who provide free air transportation for people in need seeking access to specialized health care facilities or distant destinations. They also provide free flights in the event of a national crisis or whenever there is a compelling human need. Angel Flight America has a volunteer corps of over 5,000 private pilots from all 50 states and provides over 20,000 flights for children and adults each year.


Corporate Angel Network

Corporate Angel Network is a charitable organization that arranges free flights for cancer patients to treatment centers, using the empty seats on corporate aircraft flying on routine business. Based in White Plains, N.Y., the 23-year-old service, which arranges 1,200 flights a year, is open to all cancer patients, bone marrow donors, and bone marrow recipients who are not in need of medical support while traveling. Patients may travel as often as necessary, and eligibility is not based on financial need.



if you despertly need fast jet transport from point A to point B, you may try with those 2 organizations.

Enjojhasle free jet with Your family

Anyone who has ever traveled with a small child knows that it can be a daunting task. Considering the difficulty and the extra time required to do anything with an infant or toddler in tow, the thought of planning a trip with a small child is almost overwhelming. Whether by necessity or persuaded by a longing to leave behind a toy-strewn house for an oasis of room service and housekeeping, most of us will gather up our resolve and plan that trip. A destination will be chosen and the planning will begin.


Recently, an additional worry has been added to the list for parents of toddlers. Many parents were quite surprised to see news reports of a family kicked off an Air Tran flight due to the behavior of their daughter. It seems their three-year-old was having a meltdown shortly after boarding the plane. The child was crying and refusing to sit in her seat. Although the parents say they could have gotten the situation in control if given a few minutes to deal with it, they were asked to leave the plane. Parents of children that age can too easily imagine this sort of thing happening to them.


Looking for a way to get your next family trip off to a perfect start? Chartering a plane could be the answer. Instead of trying to hang on to a squirming toddler in a busy airport, you can drive onto the tarmac and board immediately. No lines, no carrying strollers through security screening, no complex rules for carry-on bags. Instead of worrying if your stroller will be at the arrival gate when you get there, keep your gear with you. Taking a longer flight? Request your toddler’s favorite meal or snacks instead of dreading his reaction to the commercial airline’s offerings. If the plane is late taking off due to an unforeseen temper tantrum, no one’s schedule except yours is altered. Kids can squirm, sing and stomp around the cabin without disturbing anyone. And here’s the best bonus: there will be plenty of room to bring along your sitter.


With all the necessities arranged for the children, parents can relax and indulge themselves. You can order catering or bring your favorite snacks and drinks. Stretch out and enjoy the extra space. Ask your charter company to arrange ground transportation to meet you at your destination. Relax knowing there will be no more hassles at arrival than there were at departure. Even with the little ones in tow, you can arrive stress-free, rested and ready to spend some time together.