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Veteran Application

We serve the Central Coast of California.  For hubs in other areas, check the Honor Flight Network website.

We encourage all veterans from the California Central Coast to submit an application. There is no cost to the veteran to apply or go on their Tour of Honor.

Applications are prioritized based on when the veteran served and when we receive the application. Priority is given to Veterans with terminal illnesses.  If you are contacted to go on a flight and for whatever reason cannot go at that time, you can defer. You will be put back on the wait list and contacted for a future trip. For more information, please read Veteran Application FAQs.

NOTE: Beginning May 2025 TSA will require that your driver’s license be a Real ID to board a plane.
Don’t have a Real ID? Here’s a list of other TSA accepted forms of ID.

Click the button below to begin your application

Online Veteran Application

Please Note

HFCCC will keep your application file until you go on a trip. If you want us to delete your application from our system before you go on a trip, please contact us at applications@honorflightccc.org. Once you go on a trip, HFCCC will delete your application from our system within 30 days after you return.

HFCCC Board reserves the right to deny any application at the Board’s discretion.

Veteran being welcomed at Baltimore airport.
Veteran Quote. I didn't know what to expect but I was blown away by the respect I received. Thank you.
Honor Flight group on a bus ride into Washington, D.C., heading to visit memorials.
Veteran Quote. It's a rewarding 180 from when I returned from Vietnam. I cannot thank the staff enough for a wonderful experience. I am honored!!
"Back view of a veteran standing at the back of the Naval Academy Chapel in Annapolis, looking down the long aisle, deep in reflection."
Flag being raised at Fort McHenry National Monument in Baltimore, Maryland.
"A Paul Revere reenactor, dressed in period attire, gently kisses the hand of a woman veteran at the Honor Flight homecoming ceremony, symbolizing deep respect and admiration for her service.