Abstract
As a rural private practice in occupational therapy expanded to meet the service requests in a large, sparsely populated area, the need for fast, efficient transportation became obvious. A private pilot's license was acquired and then an airplane was purchased to meet that transportation need. The private practice, geographical area and the intervention methods are reviewed. The efficiency, cost, safety and practicality of flying, and its effect on the success of the private practice are then described.
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