With fewer people on the roads during the COVID-19 pandemic, the temptation to speed is high. Here are some things to keep in mind before you get behind the wheel. Click for more…

Out with the old, in with the new! The Multi-Purpose Building (MPB) is getting a make-over in a major way. Click for more…

Senior Sooner Engineering students provide valuable information to AMP regarding efficiency of air conditioning in buildings on the Center. Click for more…

The Office of Facility Management (AMP) shares their annual Customer Satisfaction Survey, and the actions that are being taken as a result of employee feedback. Click for more…

As a result the COVID-19 pandemic, the Enterprise Services Center (ESC) broke into action, allowing an unprecedented number of employees to connect and work from home. Click for more…

The FAA Logistics Center (FAALC) became a key element in the Air Traffic Organization’s (ATO) strategy for the acquisition and distribution of critically scarce sanitization supplies and personal protective equipment. Click for more…

The Enterprise Data Center (EDC), operating within the Enterprise Services Center (ESC) organization, has supplemented Federal staff with contractors under the Information Technology Support Services (ITSS) contract for over 10 years. Click for more…

Good news! The Human Systems Integration Summit has been rescheduled for June 3^rd via virtual interface, and will cover topics relating to advanced technologies of today and for the future. Click for more…

Though separated, AsCEnD members come together virtually to create a cohesive poem that brings the team closer. Click for more…

Using her grandmother’s serger, Nicole Gage tackles a new challenge in making masks comfortable and safe for medical workers to use. Click for more…

One FAA employee is stepping up to help others during the COVID-19 pandemic, by making masks and donating them to anyone in need. Click for more…

True Sky Credit Union is standing true to their members by offering financial assistance to those who have been adversely affected by the coronavirus. Click for more…

Even though the ceremony at the state capitol was cancelled due to the coronavirus, winners from the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission’s Aviation and Aerospace Art Contest will receive their monetary awards and will be featured in next year’s calendar. Click for more…

A lifestyle of wellness and healthy living choices is the best way to significantly reduce our chances of being infected by any virus or pathogen. Click for more…

After your normal work-day, take time to escape the confines of your house by exploring some fascinating sights via virtual tour. Click for more…

No matter what hosting platform you prefer, there is a treasure trove of podcasts just waiting to be mined. We’ve researched topics of engineering, aviation, drones, flight, STEM AVSED to help get you started. Click for more…

The Department of Homeland Security has extended the federal REAL ID deadline to October 1, 2021. This means Oklahomans can continue to use their current driver license or Oklahoma identification card to fly domestically or enter federal facilities until this time. Click for more…

Much like an airplane needs to be prepared for flight, employees require training to fortify their career. Find out what training opportunities are available to you right now. Click for more…

Despite the interruption of the coronavirus, aeronautical center engineers provided virtual mentoring to students of local Universities with their Capstone projects. Click for more…