Construction to upgrade the Multi-Purpose Building has begun and will occur in two phases. Completion for the project is estimated for 2022. Click for more…

Employees at the Pass and ID Desk perform a variety of functions including programing PIV cards for electronic access to the facilities, issuing hard keys, and resetting and re-coring locks for buildings and occupants across the Center. Click for more…

Employees working in the Multi-Purpose Building should plan ahead for different parking during building reconstruction. Click for more…

Thanks to personnel in the FAA Academy, specifically the Regulatory Standards Division (AMA-200), employees have taken an organizational risk management model, known as the Strategic Training Organizational Risk Management System (STORMS) and are preparing to implement it as a business activity throughout the entire FAA Academy. Click for more…

The Office of Information and Technology (AIT) and the Enterprise Service Center (ESC) activated the FAA’s “FAAEmployee” wireless network in 63 buildings on the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (MMAC) premises that are equipped with wireless infrastructure. Click for more…

To ensure that Windows 10 works seamlessly, the Enterprise Services Center Windows 10 Team is working with management-identified Consistent Testers (CTs) to test-drive Windows 10 and perform compatibility testing. Click for more…

A team of two instructors at the FAA Academy combined new technology with traditional instructor-led training to streamline processes while saving the agency’s limited budget resources. Click for more…

In order to help reduce the number of injuries in the workplace, the MMAC Occupational Safety, Health and Environmental Compliance Committee, known as (OSHECCOM) leads the way to improving employee engagement through a variety of safety and health initiatives. Click for more…

We take it for granted that good things come in pairs – shoes, socks, gloves, earrings, contacts, windshield wipers, chopsticks, dice, and yes, even Aeronautical Center employees. For a distinct group of employees, we get a glimpse of what it’s like to be born a twin. Click for more…

As the FAA continues to explore ways to become more innovative, one of the best ways to do that is through partnerships. For several years now, the FAA has partnered with researchers at Oklahoma State University. Click for more…

An inspirational and informative event took place on October 9th. The MMAC hosted a celebration of National Hispanic Heritage month in the Headquarters auditorium. Click for more…

Four model aircraft that were once proud mementos of an FAA Flight Inspection pilot rested on a table, somewhat ignored after their owner’s passing. The planes were detailed, hand-crafted representations of aircraft that the late William “Bill” Howell (August 1937 – June 2015) operated throughout his career; a Douglas DC-3, a Gulfstream G-159, a Sabreliner NA-265, and a Hawker BAe-800. Click for more…

Living in this country is a privilege and a wonderful gift. What makes living here so great is seeing people that care about and provide for each other. CFC is our convenient opportunity to Show Some Love! Click for more…

Through quick collaboration with the U.S.military, the FAA Logistics Center and the FAA Academy, a timely delivery was provided to a Hurricane-struck city. Click for more…

The Aeronautical Center was represented among many booths at the 21st Annual Women in Science Conference held at Science Museum Oklahoma. Click for more…

On September 26, 2018 Congress approved H.R. 302 where federal dollars are granted to FAA facilities to use for upgrades, allowing for new requirements such as improving air-related operations and safety issues. Click for more…

Tickets on sale now to celebrate the state’s second annual Oklahoma Women in Aviation & Aerospace Day from Noon-1:30pm on December 6th in the BizJet Hangar at Tulsa International Airport. Click for more…