Get IL Honor Flight Chicago Guardian Application 2020-2024

How do you decide which veterans get to go? Veterans are flown on a "first-come, first-served basis". Top priority is currently given to World War II veterans and veterans with terminal illness. Our second priority is to Korean War veterans and then Vietnam War veterans.

How do you decide which veterans get to go? Veterans are flown on a "first-come, first-served basis". Top priority is currently given to World War II veterans and veterans with terminal illness. Our second priority is to Korean War veterans and then Vietnam War veterans.

How do you decide which veterans get to go? Veterans are flown on a "first-come, first-served basis". Top priority is currently given to World War II veterans and veterans with terminal illness. Our second priority is to Korean War veterans and then Vietnam War veterans.

How do you decide which veterans get to go? Veterans are flown on a "first-come, first-served basis". Top priority is currently given to World War II veterans and veterans with terminal illness. Our second priority is to Korean War veterans and then Vietnam War veterans.

How do you decide which veterans get to go? Veterans are flown on a "first-come, first-served basis". Top priority is currently given to World War II veterans and veterans with terminal illness. Our second priority is to Korean War veterans and then Vietnam War veterans.

How do you decide which veterans get to go? Veterans are flown on a "first-come, first-served basis". Top priority is currently given to World War II veterans and veterans with terminal illness. Our second priority is to Korean War veterans and then Vietnam War veterans.

If you are a Veteran and would like to experience an Honor Flight at no cost to you, please find an Honor Flight Hub near you to apply. If you know of someone who is a World War II veteran or a veteran with a terminal illness, please find an Honor Flight Hub near the veteran and contact that hub on their behalf.

If you are a Veteran and would like to experience an Honor Flight at no cost to you, please find an Honor Flight Hub near you to apply. If you know of someone who is a World War II veteran or a veteran with a terminal illness, please find an Honor Flight Hub near the veteran and contact that hub on their behalf.

How do you decide which veterans get to go? Veterans are flown on a "first-come, first-served basis". Top priority is currently given to World War II veterans and veterans with terminal illness. Our second priority is to Korean War veterans and then Vietnam War veterans.

If you are a Veteran and would like to experience an Honor Flight at no cost to you, please find an Honor Flight Hub near you to apply. If you know of someone who is a World War II veteran or a veteran with a terminal illness, please find an Honor Flight Hub near the veteran and contact that hub on their behalf.

How do you decide which veterans get to go? Veterans are flown on a "first-come, first-served basis". Top priority is currently given to World War II veterans and veterans with terminal illness. Our second priority is to Korean War veterans and then Vietnam War veterans.

If you are an eligible Veteran and would like to participate in an Honor Flight (free), complete and submit the ONLINE VETERAN Application. You will have the option to select the trip to Washington D.C. or the “Flightless Program”. The minimum age for the trip to Washington D.C. is 78 years of age.

If you are an eligible Veteran and would like to participate in an Honor Flight (free), complete and submit the ONLINE VETERAN Application. You will have the option to select the trip to Washington D.C. or the “Flightless Program”. The minimum age for the trip to Washington D.C. is 78 years of age.

Every World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War veteran in Chicagoland is invited to apply to travel with Honor Flight Chicago to Washington D.C. for their day of honor and remembrance.

How do you decide which veterans get to go? Veterans are flown on a "first-come, first-served basis". Top priority is currently given to World War II veterans and veterans with terminal illness. Our second priority is to Korean War veterans and then Vietnam War veterans.

If you are an eligible Veteran and would like to participate in an Honor Flight (free), complete and submit the ONLINE VETERAN Application. You will have the option to select the trip to Washington D.C. or the “Flightless Program”. The minimum age for the trip to Washington D.C. is 78 years of age.

Every World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War veteran in Chicagoland is invited to apply to travel with Honor Flight Chicago to Washington D.C. for their day of honor and remembrance.

If you are an eligible Veteran and would like to participate in an Honor Flight (free), complete and submit the ONLINE VETERAN Application. You will have the option to select the trip to Washington D.C. or the “Flightless Program”. The minimum age for the trip to Washington D.C. is 78 years of age.

Anyone who served in the US military in active duty or in a reserve capacity qualifies for a trip. US Military includes Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marines.

If you are an eligible Veteran and would like to participate in an Honor Flight (free), complete and submit the ONLINE VETERAN Application. You will have the option to select the trip to Washington D.C. or the “Flightless Program”. The minimum age for the trip to Washington D.C. is 78 years of age.

Every World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War veteran in Chicagoland is invited to apply to travel with Honor Flight Chicago to Washington D.C. for their day of honor and remembrance.

Anyone who served in the US military in active duty or in a reserve capacity qualifies for a trip. US Military includes Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marines.

Give the gift of honor Freedom Honor Flight receives no government funding and depends entirely on the generous donations of people like you. Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

If you are an eligible Veteran and would like to participate in an Honor Flight (free), complete and submit the ONLINE VETERAN Application. You will have the option to select the trip to Washington D.C. or the “Flightless Program”. The minimum age for the trip to Washington D.C. is 78 years of age.

In most cases guardians are family members (children or grandchildren) of the veteran. Spouses and significant others are not eligible to be guardians. If there is no family member or friend who is available to go as a guardian we reach out to our volunteer guardians.

Give the gift of honor Freedom Honor Flight receives no government funding and depends entirely on the generous donations of people like you. Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Anyone who served in the US military in active duty or in a reserve capacity qualifies for a trip. US Military includes Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marines.

In most cases guardians are family members (children or grandchildren) of the veteran. Spouses and significant others are not eligible to be guardians. If there is no family member or friend who is available to go as a guardian we reach out to our volunteer guardians.

We rely solely on donations to make this happen. The cost for us to send each veteran to Washington DC is approximately $1500. With a current waiting list of more than 175 veterans, we are eager to schedule as many trips as we can fund.

Give the gift of honor Freedom Honor Flight receives no government funding and depends entirely on the generous donations of people like you. Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

We rely solely on donations to make this happen. The cost for us to send each veteran to Washington DC is approximately $1500. With a current waiting list of more than 175 veterans, we are eager to schedule as many trips as we can fund.

A: The only spouses who are permitted to go are those who are veterans themselves. We do not have the resources, funding, or seating available to transport all the veterans who are presently on our waiting list. Adding spouses simply isn't an option for our program.

In most cases guardians are family members (children or grandchildren) of the veteran. Spouses and significant others are not eligible to be guardians. If there is no family member or friend who is available to go as a guardian we reach out to our volunteer guardians.

A: The only spouses who are permitted to go are those who are veterans themselves. We do not have the resources, funding, or seating available to transport all the veterans who are presently on our waiting list. Adding spouses simply isn't an option for our program.

We rely solely on donations to make this happen. The cost for us to send each veteran to Washington DC is approximately $1500. With a current waiting list of more than 175 veterans, we are eager to schedule as many trips as we can fund.

A: The only spouses who are permitted to go are those who are veterans themselves. We do not have the resources, funding, or seating available to transport all the veterans who are presently on our waiting list. Adding spouses simply isn't an option for our program.