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Director's Desk
Victor Bird has been the Director of the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission since December 2002. Under his leadership, the Commission has partnered with the Federal Aviation Administration to improve the state’s airport planning process, becoming a model for other states around the country. Bird earned his juris doctorate and bachelor’s degree from The University of Tulsa.
June 03, 2020
Did you know?
UAS/Drones are indeed aircraft!
Since FY 2002, the Commission has invested $189 million in federal funds and $71 million of the $85.5 million it has received in state funds into airport infrastructure - 83% of OAC’s total revenues invested in airport infrastructure across the state.
The wingspan of the Boeing 747 is longer than the distance of the Wright Brothers’ first flight (more than 120 feet).
Oklahoma
Aeronautics
110 N. Robinson, Suite 200
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Phone: 405-604-6900
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM CST
HOW TO BECOME A PILOT
This “fly-to” state is known for its robust aviation and aerospace industry. Oklahoma has on average 350 flying days per year. This makes Oklahoma a prime location to start your pilot career.
Fast links for useful OAC documents
Approved OAC Airport Construction Program FY 2021 - FY2025
State Airport Grant Application
OAC Administrative Rules Title 25
Aviation & Aerospace Business Incentives 2019 (ACES)