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A pilot started tearing while introducing his father on the first flight they share together
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Miami, Florida – A captain for Envoy Air/American Eagle, a regional airline for American Airlines, based in Miami, has been a pilot since 2011.
In that time, he has never had the opportunity to fly a plane with his parents on board.
That all changed and Anselm Dewar however was joined by his father on a flight from Miami to Charleston, South Carolina, and back.
“The flight was super special to me,” Dewar said.
Before take-off, Dewar introduced his father to the passengers as a “VIP” guest and even started tearing up as he told his father’s story.
Dewar said he had wanted to be a pilot since he was 3.
“My father is a cartographer, and he had a bunch of computers and put Flight Simulators on it for me to play, so because of him is where it first started,” Dewar said.
Dewar said they are still working on getting his mother on a plane.
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