2 Alaska Airlines Employees Get Engaged on Pride Flight After Both Planned to Propose

Love is in the air at Alaska Airlines thisPride Month!Two of the airline’s employees got engaged Wednesday on their “Fly with Pride” flight from San Francisco to Los Angeles after meeting two years ago on another Alaska Airlines flight, according to theairline.Veronica Rojas, a flight attendant for Alaska’s regional partner Skywest, told the team about her idea for an inflight proposal and that the couple had always wanted to try the Pride flight. The airline was happy to help bring their big moment to fruition.Ingrid Barrentine"I’ve always appreciated Alaska; how deeply involved they are in the LGBTQ+ community," Rojas said. “All the love and support is just super overwhelming and amazing.“Halfway from SFO to LAX, Rojas used her flight attendant training and proposed to her newly-hired Alaska pilot girlfriend Alejandra Moncayo over the PA system (in English and Spanish) while on one knee.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Ingrid BarrentineThe airline posted avideoof the proposal, which has since been viewed more than 14,000 times.What Rojas and her coworkers didn’t know is that Moncayo was also planning on popping the question, getting on one knee at the gate after they deplaned. They celebrated the double proposal afterward with an impromptu party at LAX.Ingrid Barrentine"It’s awesome, I feel very, very loved today. Alaska has always been my number one forever. I can definitely tell how much they care,” Moncayo added.RELATED VIDEO: Ashlyn Harris Wants to Spend “100 Years” With Wife Ali Krieger: “I Just Never Want it to End"Alaska Airlines spread the love to the rest of the passengers, offering everyone on the plane free tickets for a future Alaska flight, according toKTLA.The airline unveiled their first ever LGBTQ-inspired “Fly with Pride” plane in June, featuring a festive rainbow design. They celebrated with a Pride “Parade in the Sky,” kicking off in Seattle with stops in Portland, San Francisco and San Diego.

Love is in the air at Alaska Airlines thisPride Month!

Two of the airline’s employees got engaged Wednesday on their “Fly with Pride” flight from San Francisco to Los Angeles after meeting two years ago on another Alaska Airlines flight, according to theairline.

Veronica Rojas, a flight attendant for Alaska’s regional partner Skywest, told the team about her idea for an inflight proposal and that the couple had always wanted to try the Pride flight. The airline was happy to help bring their big moment to fruition.

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“I’ve always appreciated Alaska; how deeply involved they are in the LGBTQ+ community,” Rojas said. “All the love and support is just super overwhelming and amazing.”

Halfway from SFO to LAX, Rojas used her flight attendant training and proposed to her newly-hired Alaska pilot girlfriend Alejandra Moncayo over the PA system (in English and Spanish) while on one knee.

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The airline posted avideoof the proposal, which has since been viewed more than 14,000 times.

What Rojas and her coworkers didn’t know is that Moncayo was also planning on popping the question, getting on one knee at the gate after they deplaned. They celebrated the double proposal afterward with an impromptu party at LAX.

“It’s awesome, I feel very, very loved today. Alaska has always been my number one forever. I can definitely tell how much they care,” Moncayo added.

RELATED VIDEO: Ashlyn Harris Wants to Spend “100 Years” With Wife Ali Krieger: “I Just Never Want it to End”

Alaska Airlines spread the love to the rest of the passengers, offering everyone on the plane free tickets for a future Alaska flight, according toKTLA.

The airline unveiled their first ever LGBTQ-inspired “Fly with Pride” plane in June, featuring a festive rainbow design. They celebrated with a Pride “Parade in the Sky,” kicking off in Seattle with stops in Portland, San Francisco and San Diego.

source: people.com