Have you ever used Space-A flights before?

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When congress signed the National Defense Authorization Act in 2018, 100-percent service connected disabled Veterans became eligible for Space Available Travel. Better known as ‘Space-A’ or military hops, Air Mobility Command (AMC) maintains an extensive network of flights throughout the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam and American Samoa.

Response by Capt Daniel Goodman made May 23 at 2019 7:30 PM

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I didn't know if anyone at VA would see this, however, I'd been given to understand that the spouse isn't covered, even though they also get one of the MAR RAPIDS ID cards...would anyone sending this know if that's the case at all, perhaos? Also, on another thread about this, someone mentioned the notion that the flights might also only be one way, which, if course, would be useful to know, I figured to ask the whole site all.that generally, however, I also thought to ask those questions here as well, many thanks, I am total perm disabled, that was why I'd wondered, my wife and I had wondered about using the provision, is heard something about it, we just didn't know about those specific aspects, as I'd said, many thanks....

Response by Maj Robert Thornton made May 23 at 2019 7:39 PM

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It's been years since my family and I flew Space A. But for a grand total of $ 40 my family of 4 flew from Mildenhall to Dover and returned via Seymour Johnson to Rhein-Mein to Mildenhall. But as has been said, make sure you have backup plans. 30 minutes out of Dover the mission changed, all those heading to the 2 other bases that flight was to cover had to disembark and make alternate arrangements since dependents were not authorized to fly conus to conus.

Response by PO3 Preston Pullen made May 29 at 2019 8:17 PM

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Response by PO3 Shelia McCord made May 29 at 2019 8:29 PM

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Yes, while on active duty from Iceland to New York.

Response by CPT Lanxton Washington made May 29 at 2019 8:34 PM

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No. But looking forward to it.

Response by PO1 Todd B. made May 29 at 2019 8:38 PM

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Wow, nice benefit even if you can't guarantee round trip based on dates... But going someplace and coming back commercial.. still a major savings for us..

Response by SPC Hector Muniz made May 29 at 2019 8:40 PM

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I would be interested in Space A travel.

Response by Capt Debra Nicoll made May 29 at 2019 8:40 PM

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Yes, but I’m my experiences, it’s very unreliable. Furthermore, AZ ANG is Not eager to have pax on their flights. I’ll spare the details for now, but can attest to this Fact with firsthand knowledge and details. So I was Shocked to learn than Sen John McCain sponsored the bill to allow space-A for disabled veterans. I’m 21 yr active duty retired and gave up rather than continue battling for a ride (on empty aircraft) with AZ ANG at Sky Harbor!!

Response by CPT Corey O'gorman Carlson made May 29 at 2019 8:51 PM

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For 100% disabled, spouses are not allowed to accompany them...I need my spouse as they are my caregiver and support.

Response by LCpl Leonard Alt made May 29 at 2019 8:54 PM

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No I have not

Response by SSG Myles Owens made May 29 at 2019 8:57 PM

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I caught flights out of Scott AFB, Norfolk, Alaska, Colorado, Texas and Frankfurt. I will never forget flying this way!

Response by CPT Hambric Mcglockton made May 29 at 2019 9:00 PM

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YES, WHEN I WAS ON ACTIVE DUTY

Response by SPC Martin Sauvalle made May 29 at 2019 9:03 PM

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Response by SPC Martin Sauvalle made May 29 at 2019 9:04 PM

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Response by SGT Bobby Stubbs made May 29 at 2019 9:06 PM

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1st time vote

Response by SP5 James Tuttle made May 29 at 2019 9:06 PM

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Response by CPT Ronald Barker made May 29 at 2019 9:07 PM

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I did, 45 years ago when I was on active duty. I was off on a leave and was willing to fly anywhere they would take me. I ended up in Athens, Greece on a great adventure. I'd recommend it to any young soldier but would avoid it now because I simply don't have the stamina left to tolerate possible long delays.

Response by SGT Harris Watson made May 29 at 2019 9:13 PM

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Response by Amn Fred Hamilton made May 29 at 2019 9:16 PM

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Needs more information

Response by CPO Thomas Bostic made May 29 at 2019 9:20 PM

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Never used Space "A" tavel. Heard lot of negative stories.

Response by GySgt Steven Perkins made May 29 at 2019 9:22 PM

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No I haven't used Space A before.

Response by PO2 Kenneth Holmes made May 29 at 2019 9:22 PM

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Great move in the right direction for service members

Response by SGT Vernon Simmons made May 29 at 2019 9:23 PM

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Never

Response by SFC Kenneth Van Gorder made May 29 at 2019 9:24 PM

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It is a good option for the individual but family is not allowed. Plan in advance and make sure you have a return flight.

Response by SP5 Larry Schillinger made May 29 at 2019 9:27 PM

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No, I have never flown Space-A, looking to try it

Response by TSgt Deb Whitney Jones made May 29 at 2019 9:31 PM

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i did it 42 . years ago,,, as a youngin'. It was great then, and I'm looking forward to trying it again when i retire and hopefully and energy have more time for more adventure.

Response by CPL William Hahn made May 29 at 2019 9:34 PM

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I have wife + 3 small children...if they can not go....then kiss my attitude

Response by CW3 Dan Gehrer made May 29 at 2019 9:37 PM

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Can spouse fly with disabled vet on space A

Response by SFC Brian McDaris made May 29 at 2019 9:39 PM

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Yes. If you make contingency plans (able to get back flying commercial, able to get a place to sleep if bumped, etc.) the service is great. Bear in mind that the majority of planes are cargo planes with netting and troop seats, not airline planes with comfortable seats and in-flight movies. They are generally cold and have no windows. As a vet, you will be category VI (lowest) and will be able to fly only after everybody else is called. For CPT Nicoll, the USAF and ANG have no choice but to allow you to fly and their personal feelings have no bearing. Everyone has a commanding officer and an OIC, and if the personnel at the passenger terminal are going against regulations, talk to that person before you give up.

One caveat: Unless you are retired, I'm pretty sure your spouse cannot travel with you.

Response by LTC Robert Heimmel made May 29 at 2019 9:42 PM

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I am retired Army. 2 yrs. AD after I got drafted in 65, a 6 yr. break-in-service, and then another 30+ as a s a reservist. Haven’t flown Space-A yet but have stayed many times in Space A lodging at Andrews, JAX, and other bases. My understanding is that Space A travel has become much more user friendly than it use to be. It might be helpful to get some accurate input from some AD Air Force who work in Space-A.

Response by SSG Kimberly Ferrier made May 29 at 2019 9:42 PM

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The comment about having money for a commercial flight home is right on as well as have money when you get to a place "almost home" and need a ticket to make it the rest of the way.

Response by SGT James Downing made May 29 at 2019 9:43 PM

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Yes I have, it was not a bad experience. The only problem was not the fault of MAC, this service member's wife was seated right next to me, the rest of the family was on the other side of her. She smelled like she had not bathed/showered in two weeks. So, please if you fly in any manner, please bathe.

Response by PO1 Clarence Wilsey made May 29 at 2019 9:45 PM

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No. Never explored the possibility. I live in the Syracuse, New York area, next to 174th FW that currently operates drones only.

Response by SSG Kimberly Ferrier made May 29 at 2019 9:46 PM

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Space A is tough enough when you are young and physically fit. I can't imagine running myself through the ordeal with any physical impairments. The opportunity is great, but I would think you would have to be pretty darn desperate to fly Space-A.

Response by SSgt Michael Clarke made May 29 at 2019 9:46 PM

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Yep, From Utapao to ClarkAB in a C-130 then to Hickam strapped under a bomb loader in a C-141 Then a nap @USO Honolulu & Delta to Shreveport.

Response by SR Forrest Poindexter made May 29 at 2019 9:53 PM

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Never used.

Response by PO2 Private RallyPoint Member made May 29 at 2019 9:57 PM

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I used It In London back In the 1960’s at the Air Force Base In South Ruislip.

Response by PO2 Darcy Jefferson made May 29 at 2019 9:57 PM

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No, I've never taken a Space A flight before.

Response by SCPO Ramon Burgos made May 29 at 2019 10:06 PM

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Is there a way to look up schedules?

Response by SSG Carmen Jones-Wilder made May 29 at 2019 10:09 PM

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Yes, years ago when I was AD.

Response by Sgt Tom Lynch made May 29 at 2019 10:11 PM

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I flew space a on a Navy P-3 out of Pax River Md to Ca back in the 70's was not a bad flight at all.

Response by SGT Floyd Knox made May 29 at 2019 10:14 PM

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Are veterans with only 70% service connected disabled eligible for Space A travel?

Response by Col Gil Coronado made May 29 at 2019 10:14 PM

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Yes

Response by CPL Dio Rader made May 29 at 2019 10:16 PM

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I have flown military hops when I was in the service but not a space available as a civilian.

Response by Meleagi Suitonu-Chapman made May 29 at 2019 10:28 PM

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I am an Advocate for our men and women Veterans and Active in American Samoa and Samoa. Our Veterans, Active, Reservists, Natonal Guards, have NO SUCH FLIGHTS (i.e. MAC) available AND NO notifications from the Military sector people who handle these flights? We NEED these flights for EACH & EVERYONE of them! WHY ARE THEIR CRIES MUZZLED? WHY ARE THEY FORGOTTEN? WHY?

MELEAGI SUITONU-CHAPMAN. PROUD TO SERVE OUR VETERANS, ACTIVE, RESERVISTS, AND NATIONAL GUARDS OF AMERICAN SAMOA AND SAMOA

Response by Sgt Dennis Bechtel made May 29 at 2019 10:29 PM

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Yes are used space A quite a bit while I was on active duty.

Response by Sgt Donald Crawford made May 29 at 2019 10:33 PM

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Yes,a long time ago.

Response by SGM Michael Gilliam made May 29 at 2019 10:39 PM

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I have travel Space-A domestically and internationally years ago.

Response by SSgt Mark Gatlin made May 29 at 2019 10:45 PM

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Response by PO3 Timothy K. Ross made May 29 at 2019 10:49 PM

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No I never have flown on Space A but, I am a 100% service connected disabled Vietnam War Veteran. My Brother lives in Chicago whom I've not seen in 25 years. On the West Coast it would be nice to fly back to see him on a affordable flight. Timothy K. Ross

Response by Jeannie Jaco made May 29 at 2019 10:57 PM

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Who do you contact to get your name on the list??

Response by COL Michael Doherty made May 29 at 2019 11:03 PM

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Yes, my wife and I make extensive use of Space A flights, both USAF aircraft such as the C-17, C-5, KC10, and KC-135R, and the chartered commercial flights from BWI to Germany and JB McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. As PO1 Wendell says below, have cash or credit card available in case you must use a commercial flight to get back home from your away destination. This has happened to us as recently in January when we had to return home from Tokyo after taking C-17s from JB McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst to Travis AFB and from there through JB Elmendorf-Richardson to Yokota AB in Japan. I had to take the every Friday commercial hop from BWI up to JB McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst to get our car and drive back to the DC area.
Note also that your return may not be to the same Aerial Port of Embarkation from which you left. This problem has happened to us about half the time, most recently when we left from JB McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst and flew to RAF Mildenhall, but our return was to Seymour-Johnson AFB in Goldsboro, NC. We rented a car to get back to DC but then had to take a C-17 from JB Andrews up to JB McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst to again get the car. Fortunately, unlike BWI and SEATAC airports, military bases do not charge a fee for parking in their long-term parking lots.
But we have flown for free on both the USAF AMC flights as well as the Navy's system of C-40s (737s that are either all pax with 121 seats or half cargo-half pax with half those seats), within the US to California, Virginia, Washington State, Hawaii, New Jersey, and Delaware and to Europe and Japan.
You just need to plan well and have enough time to wait (or pay) for a return flight if nothing seems to be going your way.

Response by PO2 Jim Reid made May 29 at 2019 11:06 PM

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Would like to try it

Response by Sgt Mark DePaula made May 29 at 2019 11:17 PM

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Is it true that spouses are not allowed on the flights?
Just called Travis A.F.B. on May 31, 2019, only the 100% Veteran issue. Spouses can not fly, stupid, but what do I expect.

Response by CW3 John Thomas Moore made May 29 at 2019 11:22 PM

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WE HAVE FLOWN SPACE-A MANY, MANY TIMES OVER THE PAST 25 YEARS AND HAVE HAD ONLY ONE OR TWO MILDLY DISTURBING EXPERIENCES WHICH TURNED OUT TO BE FUN ANYWAY. ITS THE WAY TO GO. HOWEVER, I HAD READ THAT DISABLED VETS COULD NO LONGER FLY AND SO OF COURSE NEITHER COULD THEIR SPOUSES. HAS THIS BEEN LIFTED - MY HUSBAND IS NOW 100% DISABLED AND RELIES ON WALKER.

I COMPLETED THIS INCORRECTLY. MY HUSBAND IS CW3 JOHN T. MOORE, SR.

Response by PFC Randy Olfers made May 29 at 2019 11:23 PM

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Thank you VA

Response by Capt Bill Spickerman made May 29 at 2019 11:23 PM

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Used it a lot "when I was active. As a retired air force veteran I havenot used it yet because limited access to flights.

Response by CW3 John Thomas Moore made May 29 at 2019 11:29 PM

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I JUST POSTED THAT WE HAD FLOWN SPACE-A MANY TIMES WITH GREAT SUCCESS. MY HUSBAND IS NOW DISABLED SO THAT PUT A STOP TO IT. HOWEVER, NOW THAT YOU ARE ALLOWING DISABLED VETS TO FLY IT STILL DOESN'T HELP AS HE CAN'T FLY WITHOUT ME TO ASSIST HIM.

Response by A1C Elias Del valle made May 29 at 2019 11:31 PM

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Response by CPT Debbie Jean Bean made May 29 at 2019 11:36 PM

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No, I am not sure how to start in getting a Space A flight.

Response by CW4 Gregory Jackson made May 29 at 2019 11:38 PM

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Why can't your spouse travel?

Response by A1C Zane Fitch made May 29 at 2019 11:42 PM

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I look forward this benefit

Response by SP5 Robert Smith made May 29 at 2019 11:44 PM

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Response by SP5 Robert Smith made May 29 at 2019 11:48 PM

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This is new information to me.

Response by 2LT Wonda Maple Williams made May 29 at 2019 11:54 PM

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No, I have not.

Response by 1SG Ray Urvina made May 30 at 2019 12:13 AM

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In the 70's while stationed at Fort Benning, I flew Space-A from Wright Patterson AFB to McChord AFB. No hassles and not a bad "box" of chow. Remember, this was in the early 70's!

Response by CPT Phil Hollendoner made May 30 at 2019 12:14 AM

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Response by SN Marc Guthrie made May 30 at 2019 12:16 AM

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Yes, I have many years ago when they were MAC flights. They were noisy, bumpy, and uncomfortable when travelling 8 hours on a jump seat.

Response by SGT Wayne R Tomlinson made May 30 at 2019 12:20 AM

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No. Last time I used air travel it was called MATS

Response by LTC Martha Bauder made May 30 at 2019 12:21 AM

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Just tried the Space A system over the Easter weekend for the first time. My husband and I (I have a disability retirement) drove from PHX to Travis and asked them to help us figure out the system. They were very helpful, signed us up for a flight to Japan that was leaving that afternoon enroute to AK first, then the next day to Yokota. We had no problem getting to Japan, spent one night and Easter morning, were bumped from the flight to HI but waited around for about an hour and were reinstated (everyone else had left, so it was just my husband and I and a family of three, one of which was a C-17 pilot). Had a repeat of Easter the next day in HI, spent an afternoon at Hickam PAX terminal before getting a flight back to Travis. No glitches to speak of, other than getting bumped a couple of times and waiting for the next flight. It was a great adventure, but we discussed things that we could do and things that we would need or not need if/when we fly Space-A again (for instance, we decided that a light blanket and a jacket are musts on these flights). We also carried a bag of snacks/food (bread and peanut butter, chips, water) with us so we wouldn't be dependent on having to buy food along the way should we be stranded somewhere.

Response by SGT Lamont Sherrill made May 30 at 2019 12:38 AM

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Response by SGT Eugene Brooks made May 30 at 2019 12:39 AM

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Yes, I think Space, A should be available for all Veterans to use if and/or they are traveling by air.
I flew once from Dallas Texas to Athens, Georgia. I was given a nice first class seat, but wouldn't you know I got bumped by no less than a General. they got no argument from me. Later I had a seat on a multi prop Trailways plane that stopped at every small airport we came too. took us six hours to make it to Atlanta, Georgia.Sure would like to travel first class some time in the future.

Response by SPC Timothy Johnson made May 30 at 2019 12:47 AM

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Response by SSgt William Hoover made May 30 at 2019 1:15 AM

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Response by PO2 John Zodun made May 30 at 2019 1:53 AM

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Response by SPC Larry Sievers made May 30 at 2019 1:53 AM

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I have used Space A before when my father was ill. I was lucky. No bumps either way.

Response by CW2 Glen Caldwell made May 30 at 2019 1:58 AM

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I’ve flown as Retiree quite often. Gotten stuck a few times at more remote sites. Still worth it if planned properly. Needs to be extended to one caregiver. What travel category is 100% disabled?

Response by SP5 Kenneth Rapozo made May 30 at 2019 2:07 AM

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never did

Response by PO2 J Howard made May 30 at 2019 2:09 AM

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Yes

Response by 1LT Norman Esbrook made May 30 at 2019 3:04 AM

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Looking forward to travel under this program. Thank you

Response by SP6 Ernest Bethel made May 30 at 2019 3:09 AM

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yes very good

Response by Sgt John Dempsey made May 30 at 2019 3:22 AM

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No, I have not used before.

Response by 1SG Terry Folsom made May 30 at 2019 3:22 AM

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A great benefit for sure and I'm glad it's been opened up to 100% disabled. I will note however that many of those aircraft are not particularly accessible, other than up the ramp. The passenger deck on a C-5 probably being the least accessible. How is that being addressed ?

Response by SSG Michael Davis made May 30 at 2019 3:46 AM

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90% disable veteran can my spouse travel also

Response by LTC William Starnes made May 30 at 2019 4:12 AM

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No, I've never used space-a flights.

Response by LTC Private RallyPoint Member made May 30 at 2019 4:17 AM

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This is a good explanation of how to use Space-A: https://www.poppinsmoke.com/space-a-flights/

Quickstart Guide to Military Space-A Flights - Poppin' Smoke

This beginner's guide to military Space-A flights explains step-by-step what you need to know to fly Space-A (a.k.a "mac flying" or "taking a hop").

Response by SFC Jorge Medina made May 30 at 2019 5:10 AM

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I hope some day me and my family can use this service. Thanks.

Response by SMSgt Johnnie Flynn made May 30 at 2019 5:59 AM

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yes

Response by Maj Private RallyPoint Member made May 30 at 2019 6:28 AM

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I keep saying I want to try this. Every time I look, I never find a really good website? Does anyone know of any good places to fly from close to Boston? Thanks, Neal

Response by SGT James Heide made May 30 at 2019 6:40 AM

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Joke!

Response by CPL Jarutha Scott made May 30 at 2019 7:06 AM

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What about wives of active duty deceased. When our spouses give their lives, the spouses and children who are left behind, we cannot fly without a sponsor, which is very difficult to do when the person is no longer living.

Response by CMSgt Bill Eng made May 30 at 2019 7:27 AM

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As a military retiree, my recommendation to the new space A eligiblles is to avoid flying space A during the peak season, like Summer months and when students are on break. Space A is based on priority and military retirees and 100% disabled are at the bottom of the priority list. If you do try to fly during this time frame, be ready to spend several days waiting and have your credit card with you in case you have to fly commercial. Here's the AMC Space A link: https://www.amc.af.mil/Home/AMC-Travel-Site/fbclid/IwAR3k0tGBYTaXuMyaYzO4VhaAiajWu-_Dd0ZTlNQrgArIKy6xn1orCdqNMZI/

AMC Travel Page

The official website for Air Mobility Command Travel Resource Will provide links to Official Travel and Space A Travel Pages

Response by Lt Col John Tringali made May 30 at 2019 7:30 AM

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Space A is not really free... you pay in time and frustration IF you are using it as a travel system to get somewhere. The real way to travel space A is that the travel IS the adventure. You have to accept and somehow enjoy waiting around AMC terminals for hours or days, calling in and coming in, then going somewhere else when you’re turned away. Meeting people, reading a book, etc. If you’re trying to go to a specific place, buy a ticket, but if you just want to get on a jet going anywhere you may be in luck here.

Response by Sgt Pedro Perez made May 30 at 2019 7:49 AM

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Its a no brainer, spouses need to be allowed to travel with the Veteran.

Response by SFC Mary McCarthy made May 30 at 2019 7:55 AM

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Yes, when I was active duty I was allowed on The Grey Ghost with Marines to go visit my children after a nasty divorce and child custody battle, my x won because he was seen as the custodial parent while I traveled for work. I was treated so well, a F16 pilot even offered me a ride!

Response by A1C Jesus Adorno made May 30 at 2019 7:59 AM

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I am 100% service connected by the VA AFFAIRS. have a light orange card. can I get space a now?

Response by LTC Andy Liebeknecht made May 30 at 2019 8:08 AM

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Space A information is very limited and posting to their boards are sporatic at best, providing a maximum of 48 hour notice. Is there a site that has visibility further out on possible flights in a central location rather than each Ops Facebook page?

Response by CPL Cpl. Stephen Carter US army retired made May 30 at 2019 8:10 AM

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For about the first ten to twelve years after I was medically retired, I would use Space-A whenever I wanted to go anywhere AMC had a aircraft going. Usually it would be in a C-130 within the United States. Every once in a while it would be a commercial airline flight the Government had chartered for overseas flights. I would also try to stay in the BEQ and use the chow-hall whenever possible during my trips. I could get by on less than $20 a day in that case, where if I had to stay in a hotel the room alone would take $40 or more a day. I haven't tried to catch a hop since I lost the use of my legs over a decade ago. My last trip was from Little Rock AFB to Hickam AFB and back. I would recommend to those who are newly eligible for this privilege to dress warm in layers or bring a small blanket

Response by SSG Tom Crombie made May 30 at 2019 8:14 AM

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As long as you have the time to spare, and don't HAVE to be someplace on a certain date, Space-A is the way to go. Yes, you might have to spend a few nights in a hotel waiting on a flight, but the money saved IMO is worth it, plus what airline would allow you to sit in the cockpit with the crew for the entire flight. Space-A is a great experience.

Response by Cpl Ruby Jones made May 30 at 2019 8:24 AM

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Response by SP6 Ronnie Wright made May 30 at 2019 8:25 AM

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It's about time

Response by CMSgt Epitacio Delgado made May 30 at 2019 8:31 AM

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never

Response by SPC Don Goffaux made May 30 at 2019 8:37 AM

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Senator McCain mucked it up for 100% disabled vets!
We were already eligible for space A flights ever since 1982 as Priority 1 & our spouses were included as P-1 status & our dependants under 21 could fly un acompanied P-4 status with their tan cards!
I know because I used it every summer since 2004 to fly my family to Alaska for vacation.
But now thanks to McCain We are now P-6 & our spouses & dependants from what I'm told can't fly with us anymore!

Thanks Alot John FReakn McCain for taking benefits away & then taking credit he's the 1 that past the new law to make it happen & gracefully allow us to even fly ! ! !
A Classic Obamination / Clinton Administration 5 Star Cluster Freakn Move !

Response by LTC Edward Gunn made May 30 at 2019 8:37 AM

2019-05-30T08:37:03-04:00

Yes

Response by Sgt Ralph Heap made May 30 at 2019 8:41 AM

2019-05-30T08:41:00-04:00

I qualify but have to have assistance of ny wife I am 95 and cannot travel alone. and vwhat about getting back home?

Response by 1LT Private RallyPoint Member made May 30 at 2019 9:03 AM

2019-05-30T09:03:09-04:00

I was XO of the Transient Company at Oakland Army Base 1968-69. We shipped troops all over the Pacific, but primarily to Vietnam, through Travis AFB. I was able to visit Hawaii and hopscotch my way across the Pacific enroute to my assignment in Vietnam via MAC Charter flights with commercial carriers. Free flight to Hawaii. $1.50 a night in a shared Quonset hut @BOQ Ft. Derussy.

Response by LTC Scotty Barrett made May 30 at 2019 9:18 AM

2019-05-30T09:18:15-04:00

Yes, but many years ago.

Response by SSgt William B Paxton Jr made May 30 at 2019 9:19 AM

2019-05-30T09:19:38-04:00

Yes. I have 3 or 4 times.

Response by CPL Dennis Esch made May 30 at 2019 9:30 AM

2019-05-30T09:30:42-04:00

Response by CPL Dennis Esch made May 30 at 2019 9:33 AM

2019-05-30T09:33:09-04:00

Response by CDR Nelson Sulouff made May 30 at 2019 9:38 AM

2019-05-30T09:38:32-04:00

Yes

Response by Cpl Anthony Robinson made May 30 at 2019 9:42 AM

2019-05-30T09:42:09-04:00

This is an issue. Most of the time if someone is 100% Service connected, they aren't in a good way so need assistance. This should be added so that the vet can feel comfort that they have someone there to help then when needed or if they need that assistance.

Response by SrA David Gray made May 30 at 2019 9:54 AM

2019-05-30T09:54:39-04:00

As a Loadmaster I hauled space A passengers.

Response by SSG Dennis Caspino made May 30 at 2019 9:57 AM

2019-05-30T09:57:58-04:00

Seated by space available and category. First on, active duty uniform. Second, emergency. Third, students etc. I don't remember all the different categories but I do know category 6th. Boarding for retired and if there's still seats left to be filled. First come first serve. Stand by.

Response by Maj Private RallyPoint Member made May 30 at 2019 9:58 AM

2019-05-30T09:58:38-04:00

Updated: here are the categories (note: higher priority over SPACE A, CAT 1 is what I will refer to as "Space Mandatory"..those traveling on official orders as well the cargo needed to support ongoing missions...then comes these SPACE available categories).

Category 1 Emergency leave.
Category 2 Environmental Morale Leave (EML)
Category 3 Ordinary leave. (note official dependents can fly Cat 3 if accompanying AD on Leave)
Category 4 Unaccompanied dependents on EML. (I believe CAT 4 or 5 is what unaccompanied dependents of AD can fly who are not on EML..but likely it's CAT 5)
Category 5 Permissive Temporary Duty and students.
Category 6 Retirees.

Good day to you Veterans especially you who are combat disabled. My sincere thanks to you and your family who continues to support you. In my 21 years of serve (currently AD) I have had success with SPACE A based on ~9 CONUS and OCONUS flights.
Granted, as AD my wife and I have the current benefit of a higher priority when traveling together on leave. However I have noticed most AMC (Air Mobiliy Commands) have facebook pages which provided great info from the AMC as well as from frequent fliers (presumably retired).

Example: Joint Base Andrews Passenger Terminal - Home | Facebook

Those Frequent Fliers sometimes post historical analysis on best months to travel for that particular AMC (Microsoft Excel Snapshot). With some analysis of seats released on what category flyers get a SPACE A seat, you can significantly increase your chances of choosing the right AMC of departure and return if you keep supply and demand in mind. I have noticed some responses have included some AMC's that should be avoided which is also good info. I have noticed similar issues wiith certain air crews and pilots working against the SPACE A system or exploiting it (releasing less seats so they can be more comfortable or to accomodate stuff they buy for arbitrage). As a Marine, I have had more positive experiences with the Airmen at AMC's but there is always that 10%+ that often harm the reputation of the majority so I would not rule out any AMC unless you have a good evidence based reason to do so (like they only have small planes and hardly release any SPACE A seats).

I recommend studying the supply and demand of AMCs of interest to include timing (Flying when kids are out of school and during summer and winter rotations is not advised). I hope this is at least somewhat helpful for you and you are able to explore some more of our great country as well as the world God has provided.

Response by PO2 William Overman made May 30 at 2019 10:35 AM

2019-05-30T10:35:30-04:00

No I have not used AMC before.

Response by SPC Robert Alford made May 30 at 2019 10:57 AM

2019-05-30T10:57:33-04:00

Response by Capt Wendy Walker made May 30 at 2019 11:25 AM

2019-05-30T11:25:39-04:00

How do I learn more about flights out of Minot ND

Response by SGT Lafretia Yeggins made May 30 at 2019 11:46 AM

2019-05-30T11:46:34-04:00

How can I get a itenary of the upcoming trip from Ellington Airfield, Texas?

Response by SGT Daniel Callaghan made May 30 at 2019 11:48 AM

2019-05-30T11:48:02-04:00

Yes.
Last time was returning to Hawaii from NY when the Oklahoma City bombing occurred. Took a month to get back as all flights were routed to Tinker AFB.
Otherwise it would've only taken a couple days.

Response by SGT Anita Shannon made May 30 at 2019 11:48 AM

2019-05-30T11:48:46-04:00

Not since being retired I haven't. But look forward to giving it a try and seeing how much better it is. I've heard very good things about it, how it has improved from the old days. And just as I read below, if you do get bumped, you are with your Military family.

Response by SPC David Gray made May 30 at 2019 12:09 PM

2019-05-30T12:09:56-04:00

What about the rest of us disabled veterans we get nothing it's an exclusive club

Response by HN Kenneth Moore made May 30 at 2019 12:43 PM

2019-05-30T12:43:07-04:00

Response by PO2 Fred Tow made May 30 at 2019 1:19 PM

2019-05-30T13:19:31-04:00

Never flown Space A before...but 100% permanent disability and would like to take the wife on a trip../

Fred

Response by AN Albert Porter made May 30 at 2019 2:06 PM

2019-05-30T14:06:30-04:00

I think this is wonderful a really great day for Service connected Veterans

Response by LTC Charles Conn made May 30 at 2019 2:13 PM

2019-05-30T14:13:09-04:00

Response by LTC Charles Conn made May 30 at 2019 2:13 PM

2019-05-30T14:13:22-04:00

Response by MSG Barbara Lucas made May 30 at 2019 2:22 PM

2019-05-30T14:22:08-04:00

BARBARA Lucas, MSG (Ret) US Army. I have flown Space A many, many times. For my birthday one weekend I flew to Hawaii. Getting over was not problem, but returning I had to get a commercial flight back. You have to have a lot of patience and money. I do not understand why dependents rank higher than retirees. My space A category is 5, I believe. I plan on returning to Bonn, Germany next year for my granddaughter 10th DOB.

Response by Cpl Alan Welsh made May 30 at 2019 2:26 PM

2019-05-30T14:26:13-04:00

Funny story perhaps... In the late 60's, I used to always trade in my "guaranteed round trip" ticket, required to get a weekend pass. Most often, I'd then go for the $25 "standby ticket", and either Delta or then Eastern would accept either standby ticket, (sometimes frantically running between separate terminals in Atlanta). Occasionally when bumped, I learned you can go out on the flight line and pick up a private aircraft flight that beats the airline. Once I had only 4 hours to get back to work in Beaufort 350 miles away, so I went to my (primarily local private aircraft) airport. There was a National Guard C-135, just uncommonly sitting there. Asking where they were headed and when, they said in 15 minutes, back to Savannah. After changing into my work uniform, they allowed me on, and I made it back in time for work, promptly at 1630. Lots of travelling inexpensively, sometimes I didn't get to my destination as planned, (like when MLK was shot in Memphis), but I always made it back in time, and not AWOL! Be flexible, but ready for instant changes or disappointment. I think it is a great policy to give the disabled vets this benefit, and they should also be given priority. But, I also think they should also allow anyone like a spouse aboard, if needed for their support!

Response by Sgt Johnathan Nicholson made May 30 at 2019 2:36 PM

2019-05-30T14:36:20-04:00

Due to (TBI), instability, AO, and other infirmaties I need my spouse's support and assistance. She is my caregiver and has been for decades. She is a warrior too, for me.

Response by CPL Cedric Patterson made May 30 at 2019 2:41 PM

2019-05-30T14:41:54-04:00

Yes! It was incredible. My pregnant wife, son and I flew from Frankfurt Am Main to Dover, De back in 1991. We had to climb up to the cabin section of this C-131 through the cargo area. I'll never forget it. The flight was $30 for the 3 of us!

Response by MSgt Robert Labrecque made May 30 at 2019 3:30 PM

2019-05-30T15:30:11-04:00

Flew from Torrejon AB Spain to Dover AFB in Oct 1972. Great flt for me at the time.

Response by CPT Peter A Berardo made May 30 at 2019 5:27 PM

2019-05-30T17:27:36-04:00

Yes, while on active duty and on leave. Great service when posted far from family. I do not recall any difficulty or delays. On one return the route was changed but still made it back.

CPT Peter A Berardo, Veteran

Response by CPT Henry Bevil made May 30 at 2019 5:30 PM

2019-05-30T17:30:48-04:00

CPT Henry J Bevil, 100% combat disabled. My wife is my caregiver. There is no instance where I can travel without her or an automated mobility device. I find it strange that while living in Seattle, I was told and booked Space A travel to Korea. Why has that changed? I was allowed to include my wife. This was in 1990's and traveling as retired (20 years). I have since been declared 100% after fighting VA for 20 years. Yes, I worked and went to universities (11 ea) to get a B.A., MBA,and half of PhD until I burnt out. I worked 20 years after retirement, went to night school, and finally went to Disabled American Veterans (DAV) to help me when civilian doctors told me I needed to try harder for 100% disability. I had reached 90%, but it took the intervention of a VA doctor who handled PTSD. I did not ask for her letter, but it did get me 100%.
Now the Space A flights are great. Is there another category for retired and spouse or did Congress rewrite the rules?

Response by PFC Jack Kinsey made May 30 at 2019 5:57 PM

2019-05-30T17:57:40-04:00

So I live in Ohio, I have to go to another state to hop a flight,,, right?

Response by PFC Gwen Barnett made May 30 at 2019 6:05 PM

2019-05-30T18:05:17-04:00

Response by PFC Gwen Barnett made May 30 at 2019 6:06 PM

2019-05-30T18:06:09-04:00

How do I get the form to apply for the DD 2765 card?

Response by Sharon Wilson made May 30 at 2019 6:51 PM

2019-05-30T18:51:47-04:00

Active duty w/orders and active duty on leave bump retired.

Response by COL Eddy Charles made May 30 at 2019 7:30 PM

2019-05-30T19:30:07-04:00

Yes

Response by CPT Tom Devine made May 30 at 2019 7:46 PM

2019-05-30T19:46:30-04:00

How can a 100% Disabled Vet travel without help from a spouse

Response by A1C Mounir Mina made May 30 at 2019 8:51 PM

2019-05-30T20:51:16-04:00

When I was in the Air Force 1962 to 1966

Response by Pvt Brian Ward made May 30 at 2019 9:04 PM

2019-05-30T21:04:19-04:00

Response by Pvt Brian Ward made May 30 at 2019 9:04 PM

2019-05-30T21:04:59-04:00

Response by SPC Gordon Lehnert made May 30 at 2019 10:04 PM

2019-05-30T22:04:09-04:00

Who must I contact about a hop from McDill AFB in Tampa to Elmendorf AFB Anch AK?

Response by CPL Thomas Zajac made May 30 at 2019 10:29 PM

2019-05-30T22:29:12-04:00

No I have'nt flown yet i'm 100% Disabled use electric wheel chair Limited walking
is it possible for me to travel wheel chair folds to 12 inchs weighs 50lbs

Response by SSgt Jerry DeLaney made May 30 at 2019 11:53 PM

2019-05-30T23:53:19-04:00

Bring back the Space-A flights for retirees and Veterans with less than 100% service connected disability.

Response by AB Frank King made May 31 at 2019 6:08 AM

2019-05-31T06:08:06-04:00

negative

Response by CPL Adly Ghaly made May 31 at 2019 8:07 AM

2019-05-31T08:07:14-04:00

I never use Space A

Response by LT Kenton Williams made May 31 at 2019 9:59 AM

2019-05-31T09:59:31-04:00

Yes, depending on destinations and origination points.

Response by PO3 Robert Shewmon made May 31 at 2019 2:05 PM

2019-05-31T14:05:08-04:00

I am %100 VA Service connected and %100 SS. Selling cumbersome home and preparing to travel. What do I need to travel space A ?

Response by SP5 George Smith made May 31 at 2019 2:59 PM

2019-05-31T14:59:10-04:00

Haven’t flown a MAC flight since ‘69 before shipping out to Nam. A lot of waiting and luck involved back then.

I appreciate Uncle Sam allowing the 100% disability benefit, but as with everyone else that meets this requirement and are physically restricted in movement, is this a feasible benefit if the spouse is the primary caregiver? And I would guess that the spouse is the main travel companion also. Doesn’t seem like it was a well thought out proposal when it was being constructed. Maybe they can amend it when they realize the awkwardness of a benefit that can’t be used by a 100% veteran. Good try, but no cigar.

Response by GySgt Kevin Brunetti made May 31 at 2019 3:29 PM

2019-05-31T15:29:58-04:00

The only issue is if they cancel the flight and you get stuck.

Response by MAJ James Holberton made May 31 at 2019 4:25 PM

2019-05-31T16:25:36-04:00

My wife and I traveled by car from Atlanta to Charleston, SC to catch and hop to England via Europe. We did it twice. The first time we flew on a contract aircraft the day after the Berlin wall and when we landed in Frankfurt. We were deboarded and had to take our luggage to a set of storage lockers in the middle of the airfield. We were then allowed to pass through concertina wire to get to the terminal. Guards with dogs and weapons walked the area. We logged in and were available to catch the next flight to England. There were no quarters of hotels at midnight so our fellow travelers and we went to an all night snack bar on base. At 5:00 AM we ran to the terminal to check in to catch a C-130 going to England. We road sling seats and wore ear protectors. My wife and I had a great time meeting people, playing cards, and sharing stories of folks from all branches and mixed families. We visited our daughter and her Air Force husband and our three grandchildren in England. We returned on a C-141 coming back but as we left England the plane could not pressurize so we landed back in Germany. The next morning we flew through an airport in Maine and then back to Charleston. It was a wonderful trip.

Our next trip to England was more eventful. We left Charleston going to Madrid Spain. The C-141 had an autogiro problem and we swayed to the left and then swayed to the right all the way across the Atlantic. We had to wait a couple days at the Madrid base and then caught a plane going through Aviano Italy to Frankfurt. We had to stay overnight and had the best Italian meal we have ever had in basement of the Officers Club. The next morning we caught a flight into England to stay with our daughter and her family. Again we met some really wonderful folks of different backgrounds and experiences while playing cards. When we left England our aircraft had a problem that delayed us and we ended up landing in the Azores for several hours to repair the problem. We then made it back to Charleston and had more stories to tell. We have truly enjoyed flying SpaceA and would tell any retiree or military person to do it but make sure you have time to be redirected to unknown locations that create more adventures. Thank You.

Response by SPC Jonathan Schaefer made May 31 at 2019 6:58 PM

2019-05-31T18:58:09-04:00

Why cant your spouse fly.it does no good if she cant fly.My Father in law is on his deathbed.I. need to fly to Houston Asap

Response by MSgt Don Miller made Jun 1 at 2019 9:32 AM

2019-06-01T09:32:01-04:00

Space A is NOT the regular scheduled airlines!! Mission requirements override all Space A seat allocation. There are times pax may be bumped at a scheduled stop if on loaded cargo won’t permit non active duty or aircrew only personnel. It doesn’t happen often, but it’s a possibility. As a space A pax, always have money available to get a commercial flight if you get bumped. Almost ALL military passenger terminal personnel will go the extra mile to help, BUT, you accept the risk of interrupted travel plans.
Also, YOUR attitude will probably affect your outcome!!

Response by A1C Norman Cross made Jun 1 at 2019 10:44 AM

2019-06-01T10:44:00-04:00

Response by SPC Donald Mingie made Jun 1 at 2019 5:56 PM

2019-06-01T17:56:32-04:00

My wife is my caregiver

Response by PO3 Michael Gary made Jun 1 at 2019 9:40 PM

2019-06-01T21:40:01-04:00

Why aren’t caregivers allowed to accompany 100% disabled veterans? I need many physical and emotional “back-ups” every day and it would not be a good idea to turn me loose on the general public or active duty personnel if I needed what only my caregiver is able to provide.

Response by PO3 Private RallyPoint Member made Jun 1 at 2019 11:20 PM

2019-06-01T23:20:48-04:00

Thanks to space A I travel from California to Florida. Great experience, professional people. I recommended. I travel to Europe and back.

Response by CPL Irwin Bluestein made Jun 2 at 2019 5:20 PM

2019-06-02T17:20:33-04:00

Response by Sgt Jose Ocasio made Jun 2 at 2019 5:48 PM

2019-06-02T17:48:14-04:00

never

Response by SGT Nel Despradel made Jun 2 at 2019 10:47 PM

2019-06-02T22:47:22-04:00

Never used but planning to use this summer to visit Oregon

Response by SN Lee Bolin made Jun 2 at 2019 11:14 PM

2019-06-02T23:14:54-04:00

How do I find out what flight are flying out of Scott Airforce Base, or Chesterfield, Missouri Airport?

Response by SFC John Dawson made Jun 3 at 2019 10:10 PM

2019-06-03T22:10:07-04:00

I am a retired SFC with 100% Service Connected Disibility. So, can spouses and dependent children fly with retirees?

Response by SFC John Dawson made Jun 3 at 2019 10:18 PM

2019-06-03T22:18:44-04:00

I once used Space A from Germany to the US. It was a good trip

Response by SSgt Angela Foster made Jun 3 at 2019 11:06 PM

2019-06-03T23:06:29-04:00

Which Cat do 100% disabled vets all under?

Response by TSgt Trina Westberg made Jun 4 at 2019 12:33 AM

2019-06-04T00:33:00-04:00

No, I have not used space A, but would like to start traveling this fall, or late summer. Not sure where to beginning

Response by SPC Randall Cutting made Jun 4 at 2019 11:07 AM

2019-06-04T11:07:45-04:00

Many times while on active duty at Ft Rucker, AL. Flew out of Jacksonville NAS

Response by PFC Jack Kinsey made Jun 4 at 2019 5:21 PM

2019-06-04T17:21:38-04:00

Response by PFC Jack Kinsey made Jun 4 at 2019 5:44 PM

2019-06-04T17:44:01-04:00

No, Would like to try it. I am 100% disability Vietnam veteran.I have a department of defense/uniformed services card. I have a lot of time to do things.

Response by SPC Sergio Berrios made Jun 5 at 2019 2:56 PM

2019-06-05T14:56:02-04:00

If you can afford it; go commercial.

Response by SN Lee Bolin made Jun 6 at 2019 12:23 AM

2019-06-06T00:23:10-04:00

Where can I get a list of MAC flight that fly out of Scott Airforce Base? I know they fly all over the world from that base. No, you can't bring an attendant with you, but you can bring your dog??

Response by Cpl Peter Risatti made Jun 6 at 2019 9:12 AM

2019-06-06T09:12:56-04:00

Response by AA Guy Ford made Jun 6 at 2019 3:55 PM

2019-06-06T15:55:37-04:00

Looking forward to hearing from you

Response by CPL Abel Garcia made Jun 7 at 2019 12:19 PM

2019-06-07T12:19:51-04:00

How hard is it to get a flight and doni have to pay any money

Response by HN Nydia Rios/ Dimartini made Jun 8 at 2019 6:14 PM

2019-06-08T18:14:16-04:00

No but would like to

Response by TSgt Al Joseph made Jun 9 at 2019 8:48 AM

2019-06-09T08:48:48-04:00

Response by PO3 Teddie Whitaker made Jun 12 at 2019 2:47 PM

2019-06-12T14:47:14-04:00

Not since I was discharged in 1990.

Response by SGM George Parr made Jun 12 at 2019 8:45 PM

2019-06-12T20:45:14-04:00

Yes I have.

Response by SGT Deana Cannon made Jun 14 at 2019 2:34 PM

2019-06-14T14:34:22-04:00

I am at 30% right now, still fighting the BS fight to get PTSD/MST, sleep apnea, knee issues, foot issues, female issues added.

Response by SSG Barbara Amey made Jun 25 at 2019 2:19 PM

2019-06-25T14:19:26-04:00

How do you sign up for Space A Travel?

Response by SSG Barbara Amey made Jun 25 at 2019 2:21 PM

2019-06-25T14:21:17-04:00

How do you sign up for Space A Travel?

Response by SP5 Rex Robinson made Jul 3 at 2019 4:45 PM

2019-07-03T16:45:47-04:00

spouses are or should be allowed to accompany 100% disabled Pt,I think congress should re think I mean there spouse accompany them, whats the deal here

Response by SN Frank Maniscalco made Jul 12 at 2019 10:28 PM

2019-07-12T22:28:23-04:00

Thank You for such a valuable resource and opportunity, If I may offer to volunteer at anytime, as well as when takeing a flight, assisting another vet ect. Please dont hesitate to ask, more than willing. Previousand present Veterans Advocate.

Response by A1C Charlene Daley made Jul 15 at 2019 12:16 PM

2019-07-15T12:16:42-04:00

Always wanted to never have

Response by PO1 Magdaleno Jr made Aug 21 at 2019 12:15 PM

2019-08-21T12:15:27-04:00

Never used SPACE-A Flights before.

Response by PV2 Andre Mears made Nov 16 at 2019 11:10 PM

2019-11-16T23:10:36-05:00

NO, BUT THE OFFER SOUNS GOOD. I HAVE AN INTREST IN KNOWING ABOUT HOW THE OPERATION WORKS.
HOWEVER, AFTER READING SOME OF THE REVIEWS. I AM A LITTLE LEARY OF CERTINY IN OBTAINIING A HOP AND RETAINING IT, OR HOW OFTEN DOES ONE GET BUMPED?, AND WHAT ARE THE ODDS OF RETURNING HOME ON TIME IF THE ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE.

Response by SFC Leo Brunson made Dec 3 at 2019 1:53 AM

2019-12-03T01:53:21-05:00

Yes