UPS pilots agree to fly to Haiti for free - MSN
Members of the Independent Pilots Association, which represents United Parcel Service Inc.’s 2,800 pilots, have offered to fly aid missions to Haiti without pay.
The pilots union has established an electronic volunteer database for its members to sign up for the missions.
Jackie Blair, a public relations manager for Louisville-based UPS Airlines, said Thursday the airline likely will fly aid to Haiti, but no flights have been scheduled.
Members of the Independent Pilots Association, which represents United Parcel Service Inc.’s 2,800 pilots, have offered to fly aid missions to Haiti without pay.
The pilots union has established an electronic volunteer database for its members to sign up for the missions.
Jackie Blair, a public relations manager for Louisville-based UPS Airlines, said Thursday the airline likely will fly aid to Haiti, but no flights have been scheduled.