In commemoration of Black History Month, we’re sharing a series of 60-second interviews with employees and leaders from all across the company. First on deck, we’ll hear from Cynthia Patmon, who is a supervisor in our Accounts department. When did you get your start in aviation, and what was your first position? In 1991, I started… Read more »
Editor’s note: We debated whether or not to publish a recap of 2020 — because well, why? It was a hard year, one of the hardest in modern history. But, we felt we’d be remiss if we didn’t take the opportunity to learn from the challenges we all faced, and remind ourselves what human resilience… 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 »
Cover photo: Envoy First Officer Gabriella Lindskoug (right) and her father Ulf Lindskog, an American Airlines First Officer. Photo courtesy of Gabriella Lindskoug. Gabriella’s earliest memories are filled with the sights and sounds of airports and the oddly sweet smell of jet fuel. Along with the feeling of care, excitement and wisdom from her father. … Read more »
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 »