The mission description from Angel Flight was:
SUBSEQUENT TRIP REQUEST: (5th and 6th Angel flights):I had carried Chloe on her maiden voyage, Mission 1178 about a month before. This time, though, I would be taking her back home.A 5 year old resident of Roma requires treatment for ?Hurler Scheie Syndrome?(Inherited enzyme deficiency) at the Royal Children?s Hospital.
Due to the distances involved and the frequency of treatment, air transport would greatly reduce the travelling time and amount of discomfort experienced by the patient and also help alleviate the financial burden on the family.
Having had the appointment with the specialists on the previous day, Chloe and Jo were keen to get going home. So keen, in fact, that I was still en-route to the
aerodrome, when I received a phone call from Earth Angel Sue Stubbs, that they were already at the terminal building waiting for me.
I arrived about five minutes later, said a quick hello, and got on with my task of waking the aeroplane. This having been accomplished about 15 minutes later, we all climbed onboard and got going, right on time at 9:30.
We quickly climbed to altitude at 8,000'. Chloe and Jo promptly fell asleep. The only time Jo became alert was when, in order to remain clear of clouds, I climbed further to 10,000'.
Since there was no-one else in the traffic pattern at Roma, we first had to overfly the airfield for a peek a the windsock. This would allow me to decide which runway to use. Jo, being a relative novice in the aviation caper and on seeing me circle above the airfield and then, seemingly, fly away from it (as I had to, in order to line us up with the runway), became a little concerned that we could not land. I was able to re-assure her that everything was in order and we landed just after 11:00.
On filling out my logbook a few days later I realised that I had achieved two milestones on the way home.