At Miami International Airport (MIA), the Envoy team makes lending a hand part of their culture. Not just in MIA either, all of Envoy has a knack for making above-and-beyond commonplace. When Captain Anselm Dewar needed to gather up some donations for the Bee-Kind Foundation, he knew he could count on his Envoy family. He… Read more »
Beyond our commitment to safety, reliability and customer satisfaction, Envoy is dedicated to serving the communities where we live and work. Whether we’re chartering flights for our military heroes, providing relief to natural disaster areas or cleaning up natural habitats, we’ll continue to provide service and outreach wherever we can. Last week, coworkers from the… Read more »
From a mile away, a sound like cracking lightning began roaring louder and louder to a crescendo of a thunderous boom. All eyes turned toward the F-16 Fighting Falcon piercing through the clear, blue sky over Dannelly Field Air National Guard Base. In the sweltering Alabama heat, thousands of aviators and aviation enthusiasts gathered to… Read more »
Not many people would forego a paycheck, smile, and continue to work with vigorous passion. Unless you’re Gabe Molina — who loved his job teaching Los Angeles inner-city youth all about aviation so much that he happily did it pro bono. Before coming to Envoy, Captain Gabe Molina worked as a Certified Flight Instructor at… Read more »
Remember the scene in “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” when the lucky children get their first glimpse of the candy factory – chocolate waterfalls, gum drop trees, marshmallow mushrooms… – and the look on Charlie’s face as he enters Wonka’s world of “Pure Imagination”? That scene was virtually duplicated at Boeing’s Puget Sound assembly… Read more »