Once a flight and destination are selected the Veteran can register in person at the terminal, or by email/fax.ĭisabled Veterans, with a little flexibility and patience, are taking to the sky for free with Space-A travel and seeing more of the country thankful for their service and sacrifice. Most AMC terminals, on military bases or at commercial airports, have a Facebook page that posts flight schedules and seat availability. Dependents of disabled Veterans are not eligible for Space-A travel.Įligible Veterans looking for flights should review schedules at AMC passenger terminals.A contingency plan and resources, including commercial airfare, need to be available in case of a scheduling change or sudden unavailability.This means active service members on emergency leave post deployment respite and other important transportation needs will have priority. Disabled Veterans, along with retirees, are in priority group 6.Some things to know before flying Space-A: So, whether the Veteran is looking for a getaway to Hawaii or a trip to catch-up with their Veteran brothers and sisters on the other side of the country, the Space-A travel program can fly you there. A popular perk among retirees, now eligible Veterans can take advantage of the program and fly for free.
The Space-A Program fills surplus capacity and seating on DOD aircraft. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Jonathan Stefanko)
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