February is Heart Health Month and PSA is sharing Stories of the Heart to honor those team members who have been through difficult moments in their lives as a result of a cardiovascular event. We hope these stories bring awareness to the topic of heart health and we are humbled to share the brave experiences of our fellow colleagues.
Mentoring and inspiring the next generation of pilots has become a passion for PSA Captain Jeff Mabry. A long-line of family aviators continually push him to give back to the community.
“I’ve been following my uncle’s footsteps since I started flying in 2007,” said Jeff.
After suffering from a coronary incident in November 2014 and graduating cardiac rehab, Danny Capozello, Jr., an IT senior manager for enterprise programs for PSA, joined a group that helped him recover and drives a desire to be there for others.
Mended Hearts, a national support group for individuals suffering from heart disease and damage, provides encouragement to members and families of those affected by heart disease. The organization also offers a program for the families of children born with congenital heart defects called Mended Little Hearts. Chapters are located throughout the country for both organizations.
PSA Director Advocates on Capitol Hill for Cancer Research Funding
PSA is proud to cultivate a diverse and inclusive team. As part of National Pride Month, we asked employees active in the LGBTQ+ community to share their stories. Flight Attendant Bobby Burns and his partner Cole tell how love from their parents has paved the way for how to treat each other.
Meet Dean M. Cole, member of our RT Program.
PSA Airlines had the honor to take part in an important American Airlines program which provides a dress rehearsal to ease the stress and unique challenges presented during flying for children with autism and other developmental disabilities and their families.
Four PSA Airlines team members had the opportunity to visit with third-grade students from Helke Elementary School in Vandalia, Ohio for Career Day.