Members of the Matos family have over sixty years of experience with Envoy combined. The first to join American Eagle — or Executive Airlines, in San Juan, Puerto Rico at the time, was Flight Attendant Silvia Matos, in 1990. “I always had a passion for flying,” Silvia said. “Being a flight attendant has been a… Read more »
Cover photo: Nancy Hunter and Bob Riney tying the knot at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport Chapel. Walk don’t run. For 20 years, Nancy Hunter and Bob Riney lived together in Dallas-Fort Worth, but were never married. Nancy, a native of Long Island, New York, has been a Flight Attendant with Envoy since 1992, and her newly… Read more »
Cover photo: Envoy Safety Analyst Myrna Fletcher makes masks in her home studio. People around the world are joining the effort to flatten the curve in droves. With protective face masks being a relatively quick sewing project, those who know their way around a sewing machine are mobilizing to make all kinds of facial coverings for their communities. All across… Read more »
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re sharing a series of sixty-second interviews from the women employees and leaders all across the Envoy operation. For this installment, we hear from Sue Bergner, who is a flight attendant and Flight Service Manager in MIA. What makes you proud? It makes me proud to be a loyal, dedicated employee… Read more »
Flight Attendant Lance Smith says he chose to become a flight attendant for many reasons — his experience in high-end retail and fulfilling a longtime dream of his mother. The 36-year-old artist from New Mexico and Oklahoma was drawn to life as a flight attendant for another great reason, adventure. Let’s hear from Lance in… Read more »