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A special Envoy charter for a partner school

By Jessica Stettler April 3, 2017BlogNo Comments

Auburn University aviation students love flying—especially on a school day field trip to Textron Aviation headquarters in Wichita (ICT), where they were recently presented with a brand new Cessna Skyhawk…

Guest Blog: Chad Laviolette on The Role of Technical Communication in Aviation (Pt. 3)

By Roberto Aguilar April 3, 2017BlogNo Comments

Those in the aviation industry know how technical every aspect of flying can be. Whether it’s the radio calls used by pilots and Air Traffic Control (ATC) or the technical…

Guest Blog: Chad Laviolette on The Role of Technical Communication in Aviation (Pt. 2)

By Roberto Aguilar April 3, 2017BlogNo Comments

Those in the aviation industry know how technical every aspect of flying can be. Whether it’s the radio calls used by pilots and Air Traffic Control (ATC) or the technical…

Guest Blog: Chad Laviolette on The Role of Technical Communication in Aviation (Pt. 1)

By Roberto Aguilar March 30, 2017BlogNo Comments

Those in the aviation industry know how technical every aspect of flying can be. Whether it’s the radio calls used by pilots and Air Traffic Control (ATC) or the technical…

Future Flight Fanatics, Girls Soar Aviation Day at C.R. Smith Museum

By Roberto Aguilar March 28, 2017BlogNo Comments

As part of the ever-growing initiative to encourage young women to pursue interests and careers in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields, Envoy co-sponsored a Girls Soar Aviation Day…

Chicago’s new Maintenance Support Vehicles

By Adam Simmons March 27, 2017BlogNo Comments

Last week, the Envoy team in Chicago (ORD) entered four new vehicles into service to support line and base maintenance operations. Including previous vehicle investments made within the past two…

Legends of Aviation: Jacqueline “Jackie” Cochran

By Roberto Aguilar March 24, 2017BlogNo Comments

At 30,000 feet above sea level in the Earth’s atmosphere, temperatures can reach as low as -45 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s cold enough to do serious harm to the human body…

A Real American Hero at DFW

By Roberto Aguilar March 21, 2017BlogNo Comments

“Can anyone help?!” someone screamed across the terminal. Without flinching, Envoy Lead Agent Presad Rennie ran over and saw a customer holding a choking toddler. Taking the child from his…

Raring to Go, Envoy participates in Wings for Autism

By Roberto Aguilar March 15, 2017BlogNo Comments

Large and long illuminated rectangular light fixtures hang by the dozens from the high ceiling on the Mobile Regional Airport (MOB). In the middle of the wide-open terminal foyer a…

Making of a Career, Women in Aviation International Conference 2017

By Roberto Aguilar March 8, 2017BlogNo Comments

The Women in Aviation International Conference (WAI) was held this year from Thursday, March 2 to Saturday, March 4. Hundreds of aviators from pilots to dispatchers to business leaders to student…