Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Honor Flight:

 

1. What is Honor Flight?

   - Honor Flight is a non-profit organization that transports veterans to Washington, D.C., to visit the memorials dedicated to their service and sacrifices.

 

2. Who is eligible to participate in Honor Flight?

   - Honor Flight is for veterans who served during any era who were honorably discharged. 

 

3. How can a veteran apply for an Honor Flight?

   - Veterans can apply by filling out an application form on our website.

 

4. Is there a cost for veterans to participate?

   - No, the trip is provided at no cost to the veterans, thanks to donations and sponsorships.

 

5. What is the role of guardians on the Honor Flight?

   - Guardians accompany veterans on the trip, providing assistance and support to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Guardian fee is $500.

 

6. What does an Honor Flight trip typically include?

   - The trip includes a pre-flight dinner, transportation, meals, guided tours of memorials, and a welcome home ceremony.

 

7. How are the flights organized?

   - Each local Honor Flight hub organizes its flights, coordinating with veterans, guardians, and transportation providers.

 

8. What should veterans bring on the trip?

   - Veterans are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing, bring any necessary medications for 2 days, and wear their honor flight shirt.

 

9. How can I support Honor Flight?

   - You can support Honor Flight through donations, volunteering or helping to raise awareness about the program.

 

10. Are family members allowed to join the veterans on the flight?

    - We encourage the guardian to be a family member or close friend of the Veteran. Unfortunately, Spouse or significant other are not allowed due to Honor Flight Hub rules. Families are encouraged to come to the welcome home!