WINGS of MERCY EAST MICHIGAN, Inc.

Pilot In Command / Second Pilot REQUIREMENTS

Pilots flying Wings of Mercy Missions are subject to FAR Part 91, and shall have a 
pilot certificate, current medical certificate, and recency of experience listed below.  

Pilots in Command (PIC) shall have the ratings and endorsements for the flight and aircraft flown.  

All Pilots must
be approved by the Safety Officer or designee prior to being assigned to
a Wings of Mercy mission.

PILOT IN COMMAND QUALIFICATIONS
~Instrument Rated Private Pilot
~600 hours total time
~100 hours instrument time
~50 hours in type
~25 hours night
~Approved by Wings of Mercy Safety Officer or Designee

SECOND PILOT QUALIFICATIONS
~Instrument Rated Private Pilot
~300 hours total time
~50 hours instrument time
~Approved by Wings of Mercy Safety Officer or Designee
~Approved by Pilot in Command

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OTHER WINGS OF MERCY FLIGHT POLICIES

Two pilots are required on ALL Wings of Mercy flights.

Single engine piston aircraft are prohibited from flying at night or over
larger bodies of water while carrying Recipients.

Wings of Mercy missions are flown by volunteer pilots. Owners and/or operators make their aircraft available to Wings of Mercy on an as-available basis.  Expenses related to Wings of Mercy missions incurred by the the aircraft owner and/or operator are tax-deductible.

The services of pilots 
and aircraft are provided at no cost to the recipient and solely as a public
 service intended to enhance the good and welfare of the community.  

Safety is paramount for Wings of Mercy flights.

TO APPLY TO BE A WINGS OF MERCY PILOT-IN-COMMAND OR SECOND PILOT
OR
TO DONATE THE USE OF YOUR AIRCRAFT:

CONTACT:

BOB MUNLEY
FLIGHT SAFETY OFFICER

413 N. BREAKER COVE 

BAY CITY, MI 48708 

 (989)892-5111 or (989)893-1981