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An article by attorneys John Copley and John Hoover contains a wealth of information regarding FAA and IRS rules applicable to such flights and applicable potential tax deductions. Copley is a partner at the Washington, D.C. law firm of Garofalo, Goerlich, Hainbach. Hoover is an attorney at Dow, Lohnes &amp; Albertson, also of Washington, D.C. For a copy, contact Copley at (202) 776-3972, <a href="mailto:jcopley@gghairlaw.com">jcopley@gghairlaw.com</a>, or Hoover at (202) 776-2391, <a href="mailto:jhoover@dowlohnes.com">jhoover@dowlohnes.com</a>. If your flight department or company does make its aircraft available for charitable purposes, the following list of nonprofit organizations might come in handy:
• Angel Flight America, • Air Care Alliance, • Corporate Angel Network, • Flights for Life, • Flying Samaritans, • LifeLine Pilots, • Mercy Medical Airlift, • Volunteer Pilots Association, &nbsp;

Does your flight department or company make its aircraft available for charitable flights?

An article by attorneys John Copley and John Hoover contains a wealth of information regarding FAA and IRS rules applicable to such flights and applicable 

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