Angel Flight Soars, based in Atlanta, was one of the first two groups organized under the name Angel Flight. The pilots coordinated about a dozen missions that first year.

MISSION At Angel Flight Soars, we’re fueled by the philosophy that illness isn’t stopped by boundaries, and cures shouldn’t be either. For 37 years, we’ve been coordinating free flights to ...

Since Hurricane Helene hit, Atlanta-based Angel Flight Soars has been flying relief supplies into hard-hit areas that have been overlooked.

Angel Flight Soars is a volunteer organization that usually flies patients for free to their life-saving medical treatments. But when disasters happen, they load up and lift off.

Larry Jordan’s inspiration for joining Angel Flight Soars is a personal one. While grieving the devastating loss of his daughter in 1997 after her battle with a severe heart disorder, he felt he ...

Angel Flight Soars, a branch of the non-profit Angel Flight, is a Godsend when it comes to disaster relief. This is how Angel Flight Coordinator Len Strozier describes it.

That includes Ans Wishing, a pilot out of Mufreesboro, who says this is all possible through Angel Flight Soars.

John Lunseth, an Angel Flight volunteer pilot, routinely transports humanitarian supplies, like these bags of Minnesota Milk—breast milk intended for medically fragile babies. Standing with ...

ANGEL FLIGHT SOARS IS THE ORIGINAL VOLUNTEER PILOT ORGANIZATION SERVING THOSE WHO RESIDE IN, ARE TRAVELING TO OR THROUGH GEORGIA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, TENNESSEE, NORTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

While medical care isn’t always around the corner, Angel Flight helps veterans get to far-away destinations for free.

A downtown Los Angeles landmark returns this week. Starting Thursday, you'll once again be able to ride Angels Flight from Grand Central Market to the top of Bunker Hill and back. The newly-upgraded ...

As a part of the recent Philanthropy 101 class, students from The Westminster Schools visited nonprofit Angel Flight Soars. Executive Director Jeanine Chambers, second from right, gave a ...