My name is Push Saha, and I am a First Officer at Endeavor Air, a wholly owned regional airline of Delta Air Lines. I was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. My passion for flying began during my childhood, when I traveled to India every other year. I was particularly drawn to the airport and the opportunity to experience the aviation industry firsthand.

I graduated from Auburn University with a degree in Professional Flight, with a minor in Supply Chain Management. I am currently flying the CRJ 700/900 for Endeavor Air.

My ultimate goal is to fly long-haul international flights and establish a non-profit organization. I believe that by combining my passions for aviation and philanthropy, I can make a meaningful impact on others.

As a childhood cancer survivor, I was diagnosed with a brain tumor at the age of four. I relocated from Pittsburgh to Atlanta to receive treatment at Children’s Hospital of Atlanta (CHOA). Throughout my treatment, I underwent years of physical therapy and participated in camp Sunshine for eleven years. Currently, I am in my fourth year of volunteering at the camp. I also received treatment at Scottish Rite and Egleston.