Every Mission Is Flown Free of Charge
Flights are paid for by Jetvia, out of the profits of our charter business. Families never see a bill, and we do not fundraise for it.
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No cost to the family
Every family we fly travels at no charge. There is no invoice, no co-pay and nothing to claim back.
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We do not accept donations
IMPACT is not a charity and we do not fundraise for it. No part of the program is paid for by public giving.
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Funded from our profits
Aircraft, crew and fuel are covered by Jetvia itself, out of the profits of the charter business.
Our IMPACT So Far
Why We Created IMPACT
At Jetvia, we believe aviation can be used for more than business travel. The Impact initiative was created to highlight the missions that give back to the communities we serve.
Working alongside AeroAngel, we help coordinate flights that provide transportation for individuals and families facing medical, financial, or logistical hardships. These missions connect people to care, resources, and opportunities that may otherwise be out of reach.
“Every story below represents a flight with purpose — and the people behind it.”
Missions of Hope
Chronological highlights of our recent endeavors to bring care and comfort to those in need.
Emmory and her parents traveled from Parker, Colorado, to Jacksonville, Florida, so she could receive specialized treatment at the Mayo Clinic. Because of her complex medical condition, commercial air travel posed significant risks to her health, making private air transportation the safest option. Jetvia was honored to help make this important journey possible, ensuring Emmory and her family could travel safely to the care she needed.
Kateyln was transported home from New York to Dallas after a critical surgery. She has a number of debilitating autoimmune-related problems and is immunocompromised.
Jetvia moved Henry from Harrisburg to Fort Worth.
Jetvia partnered with AeroAngel to transport a young patient and their family from Dallas, Texas to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania for specialized treatment. By removing the stress of long-distance travel, the family was able to focus entirely on care and recovery during a critical time.
2-year-old Ivy and her family were transported home from Boston’s Children’s Hospital after open-heart surgery.
Emilia, a premature infant born at just 28 weeks, required specialized transportation due to her medically fragile condition, making commercial air travel unsafe.
Working alongside Aero Angel, our pilots, maintenance team, dispatchers, and operations professionals coordinated every aspect of the mission to safely transport Emilia and her parents from Arizona to the Boston area.
Luke is in a major battle with relapsed neuroblastoma and just finished treatment in NYC. Jetvia flew Luke and his family back to Raleigh.
Noah, 15, is battling a rare cancer and needed to be moved to Texas Children’s Hospital for treatment. Jetvia flew Noah and his parents from Miami to Houston.
David is a 2 year old who needed to be treated for a very high risk cancer at a specialized treatment center in NYC, one of the few places in the world that can administer this specialized therapy. Jetvia moved David and his family home after treatment.