Veteran Application Information – Honor Flight Boise

If you are a Veteran who served anytime between 1941–1975, or a Veteran from any era who is currently facing a terminal illness, we invite you to apply for an Honor Flight with Honor Flight Boise.

*Please note: There is no requirement to have served in combat to qualify.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors and community sponsors, there is no cost for Veterans to participate in an Honor Flight. Every trip is fully funded so that our heroes can visit the memorials built in their honor in Washington, D.C.

Priority scheduling is given to:

* World War II Veterans
* Korean War Veterans
* Veterans from any era with a terminal illness (If applicable, please be sure to indicate this on your application.)

Due to the high number of Vietnam Veteran applications nationwide, wait times may be extended. While we are working hard to serve every Veteran, it may take a considerable amount of time — potentially several years — before you are scheduled for a flight.

Honor Flight Boise anticipates taking approximately 30 – 60 Veterans per year across two missions, pending funding and operational capacity.

Application Tips

Before submitting your application, please review the following:

* Double-check your mailing address for accuracy
*(Watch for missing numbers, incorrect street designations such as Street vs. Avenue, etc.)*
* Do not place notes or extra information within the address fields
* All fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required
→ Applications missing required fields will not be received

Once you click “Submit,” you will receive a confirmation email verifying that your application was successfully received. If you do not receive a confirmation email, or if you have questions about your application status, please contact Honor Flight Boise directly for assistance.

Once we receive your application, we’ll add you to our waitlist. When it’s your turn to fly, we’ll contact you directly with trip details. Wait times vary, but most veterans can expect to wait about 12–18 months. Veterans with a terminal illness receive top priority and move to the front of the list.

We also maintain a waitlist for guardians. If a family member or friend plans to serve as your guardian, they should apply around the same time you do. We’ll do our best to pair you together, but due to demand, we can’t guarantee it. Please note that spouses and significant others cannot serve as guardians

ALL passengers must have a REAL ID or valid passport to board the flight and to enter Arlington National Cemetery (a VHIC may be used here).

Please Note: We do not do “surprise” trips, the Veteran must be involved in the application process.

FAQs for Veterans

Veteran Application


PLEASE REVIEW CAREFULLY By clicking on the “SUBMIT” button below, I acknowledge and agree that:
1. As photographic and video equipment are frequently used to memorialize and document Honor Flight Boise (HFB) and the Honor Flight Network (HFN) trips and events, my image may appear in a public forum, such as the media or a website, to acknowledge, promote or advance the work of the HFB and the HFN program. I hereby release all media creators and HFSD and the HFN from all claims and liability relating to said media. I hereby give permission for my images captured during HFB and the HFN activities through video, photo, or other media, to be used solely for the purposes of HFB and the HFN promotional material and publications, and waive any rights of compensation or ownership thereto.

2. I further state that medical insurance is the responsibility of the veteran, guardian, or volunteer and I understand that HFB and the HFN does NOT provide medical care. I understand that I accept all risks associated with travel and other HFB and the HFN activities and will not hold HFB and the HFN responsible for any injuries incurred by me while participating in the HFB and the HFN program.