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 »
Last month, our Miami International Airport (MIA) team partnered with the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) during their annual ACE Academy program. Spanning over a week, the summer program is designed to teach kids about careers within the aviation industry through hands-on experience with experiments, classroom lessons and field trips. At MIA, the ACE… Read more »
Marisela doesn’t settle for the bare minimum. “It’s not in me,” she said. When an employee came into her office to discuss work issues, Marisela didn’t do what she would typically do in similar situations. She did something a little extra. “I saw an intelligent and bright young woman, and I started talking to her… Read more »
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 »
For any airline there are special passengers that need expert assistance and attention, and whether they are frequent flyers, military veterans or people with autism, Envoy goes the extra mile to guarantee a memorable experience. And then there’s four-year-old Kristen. Born with physical disabilities in Honduras, Kristen Emiliana Castellón (pictured above) and her grandmother were… Read more »