Cover photo: The Rickenbacker-Woods Foundation kids take part in an outdoor literacy class. (Photo courtesy of Michael Aaron. Taken in September 2019.) All over Envoy we have employees that are not only hard-working airline aficionados, but also spend their time outside of the airport dedicating their lives to something else very special. Whether they are… Read more »
Cover photo: Houston Hobby Airport Lead Agent John Laboy with a trunk full of meals to deliver to children in need. As a result of school closures, restaurants closing their dining rooms and grocery stores operating with limited inventory, there has been a sudden decline of available meals for low-income households. Thankfully non-profit organizations and… Read more »
At a time like this, when we’re all facing the global threat of a coronavirus pandemic, it can be hard to find the good in all the bad going on around us. But if you look hard enough, you will find one of the most enduring phenomenons during a crisis — the human spirit of… Read more »
You’ve heard us say that we’re in the business of helping people on life’s journey. And that doesn’t just apply to the airport; it’s also for the hundreds of communities that we serve across the country. Recently, team members from our People Services team volunteered at the North Texas Food Bank – a charitable organization… 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 »