Growing up in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Envoy Cadet Instructor Camille Wong frequently watched American Airlines’ aircraft take off to faraway destinations and dreamed of traveling the globe someday. And what better way to do so than becoming a pilot for Envoy and American Airlines Group? Although she is currently paving her path to the… Read more »
Last month, Women in Aviation International (WAI) held its largest convention in Long Beach, California. As part of our dedication to diversifying the industry, Envoy proudly participated as a top-tier Presenting Level Conference Sponsor and awarded two students with scholarships — one to an aircraft mechanic (Kaylee Spencer from Lansing Community College) and one to… Read more »
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 »
Ensuring that new pilots are trained and qualified, and current pilots are current with their qualifications is an important part of running a safe operation for our colleagues and customers. One of the most important tools in this process is full-motion flight simulators (SIMs). There are a lot of moving parts when it comes to… Read more »
First observed in 1968, now celebrated annually between September 15 and October 15, Hispanic Heritage Month is a time dedicated to acknowledging and appreciating the cultural contributions Hispanic people have made to United States history. In this series, we’re highlighting some of our own employees to learn more about their personal connection to the holiday… Read more »