Former Senator Frist Receives Humanitarian Leadership Award
The NBAA Al Ueltschi Award for Humanitarian Leadership seems designed specifically for former U.S.
Former Senator Bill Frist, the recipient of NBAA’s Al Ueltschi Award for Humanitarian Leadership, worked in Africa for many years, delivering supplies to war-torn Sudan, performing surgical procedures and outfitting hospitals with equipment and supplies.
Former Senator Bill Frist, the recipient of NBAA’s Al Ueltschi Award for Humanitarian Leadership, worked in Africa for many years, delivering supplies to war-torn Sudan, performing surgical procedures and outfitting hospitals with equipment and supplies.

The NBAA Al Ueltschi Award for Humanitarian Leadership seems designed specifically for former U.S. Senator William Frist, M.D. The award, initiated in 2006, “recognizes the spirit of service demonstrated by humanitarian leaders within the business aviation community.” It is named for FlightSafety International founder Al Ueltschi, who helped launch Orbis, an international nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing blindness and saving sight.

Frist, a pilot who soloed at age 16, has used aviation throughout his careers as heart-transplant surgeon, U.S. Senator and humanitarian.