Internships for college students are like looking through a window into their future career. While they might not be financially exciting, they are highly advantageous for building experience and important knowledge for the job. At Envoy, an intern gets all of that knowledge plus one more very important advantage – the ability to travel. For… Read more »
Just like a spectacular sunrise or a crashing ocean wave, each one may look similar but they are unique in many ways. The same can be said about a pilot. Yes, they might wear the same uniform and have a penchant for systematic thinking, but no two pilots are exactly the same. Envoy First Officer… Read more »
Earlier this year, Envoy Vice President Flight Operations, Captain Ric Wilson invited 8 year-old Easton Fryer to join Envoy as a Pilot for a day after learning of his love for aviation, as well as his Congenital Heart Defect (CHD). After months of planning, the day finally arrived for Easton and his family to travel… Read more »
Pictured above: FO Lindsay Richardson & Eagle Aviation Camper, Richard Walker Recently, some of our team members paid a visit to the C.R. Smith Museum’s Eagle Aviation Summer Camp to meet with participants and offer mentorship to those aspiring aviators. Envoy Capt. Philipe Abs Da Cruz, along with FO Lindsey Richardson, FO Zach Kilgore, and FO Brent… Read more »
A parent’s love for their child is stronger than any bond. In the case of First Officer Dana Mericle’s parents, despite their trepidations of missing their daughter and watching her leave China for the U.S., they sold their family home in Dalian, China to help finance Dana’s flight training. It’s no secret that flight training… Read more »