Angel Flight of New England

11/02/2026

A journey to care should never feel out of reach. ✈️

Angel Flight NE provides free air and ground transportation to children and adults who need access to life-saving and specialized medical care.

Through the generosity of volunteer pilots and ground transportation volunteers, we help patients and their families focus on what matters most: getting the care they need.

Learn more about our mission and how you can help make a difference at angelflightne.org.

11/02/2026

We’re so grateful to Flying Magazine for shining a light on the Angel Flight NE mission! 💙✈️

Calvin’s journey as a patient and Kirk Walters’ nearly 20 years as a volunteer pilot offer a glimpse into the people and stories at the heart of our mission.

Read their story and learn more about the impact of Angel Flight NE!

11/01/2026

Flying Magazine Thank you for featuring AFNE!

We are honored to help families get to treatment and thankful for our volunteer pilots, earth Angels, aviation partners, donors, supporters and ambassadors that make our mission possible!

Volunteer Angel Flight pilots bridge the healthcare gap for families in remote communities.

10/15/2026

At Angel Flight NE, we believe those who have served our country deserve access to the medical care they need, no matter how far they must travel.

Thanks to the generosity of the DAV Charitable Service Trust, which recently awarded Angel Flight NE a generous grant, we can continue helping veterans overcome transportation barriers and access critical medical care.

One of the veterans we are honored to serve is Clyde, who travels from Bangor, Maine, to the VA Boston Healthcare System in Jamaica Plain for specialized medical care.

Through Angel Flight NE's Angels for Armed Forces™ program, Clyde has been able to make these important journeys with the help of our dedicated volunteer pilots, who generously donate their aircraft, time, and fuel to ensure he can reach his appointments.

Pictured here are Clyde and his wife, Mary Ellen, alongside Angel Flight NE volunteer pilot Peter R., who helped make this journey possible.

Every flight represents so much more than transportation. It represents compassion, community, and a shared commitment to being there for those who have served our nation.

We are incredibly grateful to the DAV Charitable Service Trust for its generous investment in our mission and its dedication to fulfilling the promise to America's veterans.

Partnerships like this, together with the extraordinary generosity of our volunteer pilots, allow Angel Flight NE to continue saying "yes" when veterans and their families need us most.

Thank you to the DAV Charitable Service Trust, our volunteer pilots, and all those who help make these life-changing journeys possible.

Together, we are making a difference, one flight at a time.

09/30/2026

Exciting news is taking flight at Angel Flight NE!

We are incredibly proud to announce that Angel Flight NE has been selected as a 2026–2027 Southwest Airlines Medical Flight Network partner!

For 30 years, our mission has been to ensure that distance never stands between a patient and the specialized medical care they need. This new partnership with Southwest Airlines gives us another important resource to help patients and their caregivers reach care — always at no cost to the families we serve.

And this partnership is already making a difference.

Meet Basiliki, Jonathan and Sy — three Angel Flight NE patients whose recent journeys show what can happen when an aviation community comes together with compassion, generosity and a shared commitment to helping people.

Read their stories and learn more about our newest airline partnership below.

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Thank you, , for helping us connect even more patients to the care they need.

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09/21/2026

Evening of Angels Gala ~ Celebrating 30 Years!
November 20, 2026 | Seaport Hotel Boston

For 30 years, Angel Flight NE has helped children and adults access the life-saving medical care they need, and we couldn’t have done it without YOU.

Join us Friday, November 20th at the Seaport Hotel Boston as we celebrate the patients, families, volunteer pilots, partners, donors, and friends who have made 30 incredible years possible.

Dinner • Inspiring Patient Stories • Live & Silent Auctions •
30th Anniversary Celebration

Come celebrate with us and help support the journeys still ahead.
Click the website below to purchase tickets, sponsorships, room block and More!
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09/11/2026

Twenty-five years later, we remember.

We remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001. We remember the families whose lives changed forever, the first responders who ran toward danger, and the countless acts of courage and compassion that followed.

For Angel Flight NE, September 11th is also part of our own history.

As the skies over our country fell hauntingly silent, our small organization was called upon to help. In the days following the attacks, when our nation’s airspace was under extraordinary restrictions, Angel Flight pilots were among those given special clearance to fly critical missions, transporting people and supplies where they were desperately needed.

One of our pilots later remembered the experience:

“The skies were hauntingly still, not a plane in sight, no chatter on the radio. Just me alone in the sky. I’ve never experienced this. It was a little scary.”

Amy Camerlin recently reflected on those unforgettable days and what she witnessed from inside Angel Flight NE, a young organization at the time, just six years into our mission.

Today, on the 25th anniversary of September 11th, we invite you to read Amy’s story and remember with us.

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We will never forget.

Email from Angel Flight NE   Friday, September 11, 2026 When the Skies Went Silent 25 Years Later: Amy Camerlin Reflects on Angel Flight NE's Response to September 11, 2001 “The skies were haunt

09/04/2026