FAA Employee, Rose Ashley tells her courageous story of breaking free from abuse and living a rewarding, compassionate life. Click for more…

The Aeronautical Center Employee Development Program, AsCEnD, launched on October 30, 2019 with 24-members as part of the very first cohort. Click for more…

Information is something that is shared across lines of business on a daily basis, but did you know that an official request for information is a federal law that has specific statutes and timelines? Click for more…

When FAA employee, Maggie Cook’s son was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder, she and her husband took to the American road to spread awareness Click for more…

The American Rocketry Challenge is the "world’s largest rocket contest with nearly 5,000 students nationwide competing each year." Click for more…

It feels good to help others by donating funds to charities, but there is another way to help others in need. The Voluntary Leave Transfer Program (VLTP) allows employees to donate accumulated leave to fellow employees who have run out of time. Click for more…

Employees are encouraged to spread the word among schools and universities about some of the outstanding competitions and awards that exist. Click for more…

Organizations at the Aeronautical Center that are interested in working with local University students on problem-solving projects, Capstone partnerships are available. Click for more…

Training is important at any stage of one’s career. Free training is available to FAA employees via the Learning Management System (LMS) and Skillsoft. Click for more…

As FAA employees, one of the training benefits that you have is access to thousands of on-line training materials. Take advantage of 3 easy ways to access free training content. Click for more…

Before you spend a lot of money on protein supplements, take a few moments to learn which product might be best for you. Click for more…

Around mid-September, thousands of Monarch butterflies will be floating overhead, and making pit-stops on the way to Mexico! Click for more…

It won’t be long until Oklahomans will have access to their own digital identification, helping to streamline transactions that involve using your driver’s license. Click for more…

A new program is being offered to help employees “AsCEnD” to a higher level of Aeronautical Center knowledge. Click for more…

Aviation pioneer, Lawrence Sperry and French mechanic, Emil Cachin demonstrated the use of the first autopilot in France on June 18, 1914. Click for more…

Invest in yourself. Increase your competencies and enhance your influence in the long-term, as it will benefit your professional career. Click for more…

The FAA has a Toner Exchange Program that can be accessed via a website. It helps match employees that need cartridges (requestors) to those who have excess toner cartridges (suppliers). Click for more…

April showers brought May flowers, but with the help of the Aeronautical Center’s Office of Facility Management, now there is a more beautiful and diverse selection of blossoms to behold. Click for more…

After three decades of public service, Terry Koehler reflects on her life’s philosophy – “I think one should make the most of what he/she is given in life. It may not be what you planned; but there is a reason for it and only God knows what that is.” Click for more…

During a recent visit to Max Westheimer airport in Norman, OK, Kimberley Sheppard lets the cat out of the bag to the Norman Chamber of Commerce. It’s no longer a secret that the Aeronautical Center has a huge impact on the state’s economy. Click for more…

An FAA Academy Instructor “clowns around” to help children at the Shriner’s Hospitals. Click for more…

“Bring Your Child to Work Day” is part of a nationwide effort, encouraging girls and boys across the country to dream without limitation and to think imaginatively about the work they can do in the future. Click for more…

Learn why coconut oil is considered a “super-food,” and why you should include it as part of your daily health regimen. Click for more…

Starting July 1st, 2019 Oklahoma residents that sell their vehicles are now instructed to keep their license plates, instead of allowing them to go with the sold vehicle. Click for more…

April 17, 2019 marked the 35th birthday of the FAA’s Toastmasters Club #5467. Click for more…

The EA Bookstore is now offering “Magic Mugs,” as they change color, or transparency when the temperature increases. Click for more…

Since December of 2017, employees now have a means of directly expressing their concerns to management via the “We’re Listening” web portal. Click for more…

Here’s an opportunity to give back to your community by donating just a few hours of your time on a Saturday morning. Click for more…

The Aeronautical Center partners with the Oklahoma Society of Professional Engineers to host a student in the “Engineer for a Day” program. Click for more…

For thirty years, the Technical Women’s Organization (TWO) has been helping to enhance the careers of many women working in a variety of technical fields. Click for more…

Well-liked and respected, Zeke Jenkins retires from the FAA Academy after 42 years of federal service. Click for more…

Take some time now, to set your sights on the next year. Live a life of no regrets, and take control of your fitness and health. Make this year the best one ever. Try a visit to the Aero-Fitness Health Center! Click for more…

Applications are now being accepted by the Oklahoma Chapter of the Ninety-Nines to endorse any woman in pursuing her dream to fly. Click for more…

The Government Shutdown of December 22 brought delays for several programs. Here are some that were impacted during the record-long shutdown. Click for more…

FAA family members are mourning the loss of a dear friend and colleague, Dr. Jessie L. McMullen who passed away from a sudden illness on January 13, 2019. Click for more…

The Enterprise Services Center (ESC) at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (MMAC) is positioned as one of the leading United States governmental organizations undertaking an Agile transformation. Click for more…

The Aeronautical Center is fortunate to host an inspired child of two former employees. John M. Clark is following in his parents’ technical footsteps. Click for more…

Get ready, as a broadcast email will soon be sent out encouraging submissions for the annual Pathfinders Awards program, highlighting colleagues and employees that go above and beyond in their daily work to improve the efforts of the Center and agency. Click for more…

When it comes to exploration, the only limit is your imagination. The student art contest is open for entries until midnight, December 31st. Click for more…