Provides air transportation to post 9/11 combat wounded and their families for medical and other compassionate purposes through a national network of volunteer aircraft owners and pilots. Passengers are transported to and from the medical facility for the benefit of the service member, not the passengers. Passenger eligibility requires the service member to be undergoing continuing medical care, either hospitalized or as an outpatient. Passengers must be family or a very close personal friend of the service member.

Lifeline Pilots coordinate free flights for passengers who need to travel a long distance to non-emergency medical treatment and air travel for humanitarian purposes. Humanitarian flights are on a case-by-case basis. Flights are typically facilitated in the following states: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, and Wisconsin. When a departure or destination is beyond the service area, Lifeline Pilots will partner with other volunteer pilot organizations to serve those in need. All flights are provided by volunteer pilots. Pilot volunteers are accepted, and specific eligibility apply.

Provides medical transportation via airplane, long-distance bus travel, and Amtrak. Resources are tailored for the patient's condition, age, departure, and destination locations. Air flights are flown by volunteer pilots and commercial airlines. Airline assistance is for patients with a medical need and one necessary escort. Ground transportation assistance includes gas cards, commercial bus, or Amtrak tickets to a medical-related treatment.

Provides free passage of unused seats from corporate aircraft to cancer patients, as well as bone marrow and stem cell donors and recipients throughout the United States - Non-emergency air transportation to people in need of medical transportation (nationwide) - An adult companion may fly with patient (children may travel with both parents) - Employees and experienced volunteers work with patients and their families to coordinate flight needs with the regularly scheduled flight plans of participating corporations

- Provides free commercial airline tickets to families in need of specialized, distant medical care and/or second opinions - Flight support is provided to children and adult patients at no cost to the family, as many times necessary - Flight programs include domestic travel only - Patients must be able to travel via commercial airlines; stretchers and life support systems are not permitted; approved personal oxygen and wheelchairs are allowed; airlines have final approval on access

- Volunteer pilots, donors, and supporters who provide free flights for people in need - Flights take place every day of the week