Air Foundation

Air Foundation

The mission of the A.I.R.(Angel Flight Informatics and Resources) Foundation is to support Humanitarian and Public Benefit flying by developing technology, increasing volunteerism, and to increase organizational awareness of Humanitarian and public benefit transport.

It is A.I.R. Foundation’s belief that the distance and logistics of how to receive the best possible treatment should never be a concern of the person or family in need of that treatment.

A.I.R. Foundation can make a difference in the current public benefit flying sector by using its operational experience and leveraging new technologies to enhance the great work that is already being performed in the Angel Flight and public benefit flying community. The ultimate goal is to reduce, streamline, and simplify the scheduling and logistical workload on the existing Angel Flight network and other public benefit flying organizations so they can truly focus on what matters most, which is helping people that are in need.

A.I.R. Foundation also will find creative and innovative ways to inspire more people to want to volunteer to support public benefit flying both within the aviation and medical communities.

We believe that achieving success in these three areas will increase capacity so more people can benefit from these types of programs.

Jason T. Lynch 
Founder

Jason Lynch is the founder of A.I.R. Foundation which was conceptualized in 2008. A.I.R. Foundation supports humanitarian and public benefit flying by developing technology, increasing volunteerism, and awareness of humanitarian and public benefit patient transport. Jason is responsible for the foundations day to day operations.

Jason has a  background in airline operations, customer service, and contact center operations. Companies include USAir, Alaska Airlines, Realtor.com, and USAA.

Jason is from Menlo Park California and in 1995 moved to Phoenix Arizona. Jason also holds a private pilots license.

Tamara L. Anthony
Co-Founder

Tamara is the co-founder of A.I.R. Foundation and is responsible for creating programs and projects related to supporting the A.I.R. Foundation mission. Tamara is responsible for the foundations community  and public relation programs in addition to being a critical resource for innovating new ideas for the benefit of the foundation.

Tamara has a very diverse background and has worked in many different countries. Tamara is also an accomplished Realtor, Emergency Medical Technician,  and is currently training to become a nurse. Tamara also volunteers her time with the Maricopa County Sheriff Medical Rescue Posse.

Tamara is from Silverdale Washington and after working worldwide she moved to Phoenix Arizona in 2001.