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FBO Profile: Flightline Tallahassee
It all began when Paul “Mac” Langston identified a need for an aeromedical helicopter program in the Florida panhandle.

It all began when Paul “Mac” Langston identified a need for an aeromedical helicopter program in the Florida panhandle. Langston was literally born into aviation, since his dad was a Quincy, Fla.-based cropduster for tobacco and cotton farmers from Florida to Louisiana.

In August 1982 he picked up a litter-equipped Bell 206 JetRanger and hired ex-military pilots to fly for Life Flight, his newly formed business at Tallahassee (Fla.) Regional Airport (TLH). The operation quickly expanded to include fixed-wing aircraft for transporting critical-need patients and organs in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.