The link you provided does not open. However, there is not a per mileage rate for charitable or business use of a personal aircraft. Instead you can take an expense per mile or an expense per seat deduction. So if you flew your plane a total of 100,000 miles for the year, half of which was for charity and spent $20,000 on the plane for the year, then you would just take a $10,000 charitable deduction for that.
You will need to keep documented receipts for expenses along with your travel logs.
To enter the charitable expense portion you would select Milage and travel expenses then just enter it as Other Travel Costs total.
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