Become a Mercy Flight Southeast Pilot

Become a Pilot

If you’d like to sign up to become a pilot with us, please fill out the pilot application form below.

We would like to thank all of those who have offered their services as co-pilots in the past. Unfortunately, there was not enough demand from our command pilots to support the program any longer.

To the extent necessary to complete their missions, volunteers for any Air Charity Network™ member may identify themselves to aviation officials and disaster relief agencies using the call sign ‘NGF’ when flying missions into or out of any and all of the 50 states.

Command Pilot Minimum Requirements

• Pilot applicants must have a current FAA license and have received a flight biennial flight review within the last 24 months or insurance approved recurrent training course and/or instrument proficiency check (if applicable).
• Pilot applicants must have a minimum of 250 Pilot in Command (PIC) hours, of which 50 hours must be as PIC within the last 12 months at the time of application.
• The pilot applicant must hold at least a valid current medical certificate. For info on BasicMed, see our Mercy Flight Southeast BasicMed Policy.
• If a renting pilot or flying club member pilot, proof of a checkout from the FBO or flying club CFI for the aircraft to be used must be provided.
• The pilot applicant must provide proof of insurance of at least $500,000 liability insurance coverage with a minimum limit of $100,000 per seat.  If the pilot applicant belongs to a flying club or is renting, he/she must supply a copy of the insurance in force for the aircraft they are qualified to fly.  Flying club members and renters are also subject to the minimum insurance requirements.
• An instrument rating is required for pilot applicants flying in any state except Florida.

Do you meet all of the above criteria?