Gustavia is an artist first, and then she’s a pilot. When she was six years old, she would fill her mother’s walls with drawings of dresses and gowns – and her mother would let her. “My mom has been very supportive through every change in my life and career,” said Envoy First Officer Gustavia Cartwright…. Read more »
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 »
March is Women’s History Month, and this year we wanted to share a few quick, 60-second interviews to highlight the amazing women at Envoy who work hard, inspire others and lead our airline into a successful future. Up first is Daja Phillips who is an up-and-coming Talent Acquisition Specialist at our headquarters in Irving, Texas… Read more »
Inspiration and support — the two most common themes weaving throughout the Women in Aviation International (WAI) Conference. It seemed like every aviator, from one walk of life to the next, was relishing the moment of being surrounded by so many others like them. Envoy’s presence at the conference can be seen in a multitude… Read more »
Inspiration and support — the two most common themes weaving throughout the Women in Aviation International (WAI) Conference. It seemed like every aviator, from one walk of life to the next, was relishing the moment of being surrounded by so many others like them. Envoy’s presence at the conference can be seen in a multitude… Read more »