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In recognition of Pride Month, more than 30 team members from various departments across the PSA network volunteered and participated in the Dayton Pride Parade and Festival on Saturday, June 3.

Team members donated their time and assistance to setting up a PSA booth, engaging with paradegoers, handing out PSA swag, spreading the word about our company, and marching in the parade. An orange-level sponsor, PSA had a significant presence at the Miami Valley’s longest-running and largest LGBTQ+ celebration, which draws thousands yearly.

Today is the final day of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI), a time to honor the arts, culture, contributions, traditions, and history of AAPI people in the United States. During this important observation, we proudly spotlighted our team members who show how our diverse backgrounds contribute to The PSA Way.

Today we introduce First Officer Joshua Tirona, a proud Filipino and Pacific Islander. He talked with us about his aviation journey, cultural traditions, and representation in the flight deck.

May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI), a time to honor the arts, culture, contributions, traditions, and history of AAPI people in the United States. During this important observation, we are pleased to spotlight our team members who show how our diverse backgrounds contribute to The PSA Way.

Today we introduce Captain Stephanie Tsim, who was born in Sydney, Australia, to Chinese parents. Stephanie’s passion for flying was inspired by her father, who was once a Sim Technician at Cathay Pacific in Hong Kong. She said his passion for airplanes influenced and motivated her to pursue being a pilot, which led to her attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University at Daytona Beach. She completed her flight training there and became a flight instructor before coming to PSA.

In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, Stephanie spoke with us about her aviation journey, cultural traditions, and representation in the flight deck.

May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI), a time to honor the arts, culture, contributions, traditions, and history of AAPI people in the United States. During this important observation, we are pleased to spotlight our team members who show how our diverse backgrounds contribute to The PSA Way.

At eight, Chief Pilot Paul Kim moved with his family to the United States from Seoul, South Korea. His interest in flying began in high school, leading to him attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach. While enrolled, he obtained his pilot certificates and joined several organizations, including the Flight Team and Asian Student Union. Before arriving at PSA, Paul taught as a Certified Flight Instructor in Florida and Maryland.

In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, Paul spoke with us about his aviation journey, cultural traditions, and representation in the flight deck.

March is Women’s History Month – a time to celebrate women’s contributions to our nation and communities. It’s also a time to recognize our team members and highlight their stories in the aviation industry and beyond.

Today, we introduce Mechanic Melody Schubert, the first female Lead Mechanic at our Charlotte (CLT) Maintenance base, who said her determination to conquer stereotypes and challenges comes naturally, based on the way her parents raised her.

As we wrap up our coverage for Women’s History Month, we talked with Melody about her love of aviation, her thirst for learning, what it means to her to be a leader, and her advice for others aspiring to be in her position.

March is Women’s History Month – a time to celebrate women’s contributions to our nation and communities. It’s also a time to recognize our team members and highlight their stories in the aviation industry and beyond.

Today, we introduce First Officer Laura Garcia, a PSA Inclusion Council member who says flying has been a lifelong dream. She started her aviation journey at Purdue University, earning a professional flight degree and ratings.

In honor of Women’s History Month, we talked with Laura about the importance of representation in the flight deck, her heroes, and the advice she’d give to women and girls who aspire to be pilots.

March is Women’s History Month – a time to celebrate women’s contributions to our nation and communities. It’s also a time to recognize our team members and highlight their stories in the aviation industry and beyond.

Today, we present Mary Guerrero, a veteran flight attendant whose flying journey began at an open call in Chicago, introducing her to the world of aviation and her life passion.

In honor of Women’s History Month, we talked with Mary about her love for Inflight, her heroes, and the advice she gives to women and girls who aspire to become flight attendants.

March is Women’s History Month – a time to celebrate women’s contributions to our nation and communities. It’s also a time to recognize our team members and highlight their stories in the aviation industry and beyond.

Today, we introduce Captain Emma Zwick, whose flying journey began when her father surprised her with a discovery flight. From there, she researched collegiate flight training programs and received her ratings and degree.

March is Women’s History Month – a time to celebrate women’s contributions to our nation and communities. It’s also a time to recognize our team members and highlight their stories in the aviation industry and beyond. Today, we introduce Aviation Parts Specialist Enilems Santos Morales. Based in GSP, Enilems moved to South Carolina from Puerto Rico in 2017, right before Hurricane Maria impacted the island.