Visits to drone testing labs, university research centers, and Greenwood will give Oklahoma companies a closer look at the technology being developed in Tulsa and opportunities to work together.
Ready industrial sites, infrastructure investments, and stronger coordination could help Oklahoma capture a growing market for drones and their components, aerospace leaders told lawmakers.
A new mission control center and hangar in Burns Flat will support commercial spaceplane operations planned for 2027.
A gathering beneath the History Center’s replica Winnie Mae celebrated an aerospace and defense industry supporting more than 250,000 jobs, with leaders pointing to the workers and investments behind its growth.
The aircraft repair and manufacturing company will continue operating from its 226,000-square-foot Bristow facility under founder Tray Siegfried.
A $1.86 million airport project added three hangars, including space for the aircraft kit manufacturer’s production and builder-assist programs.
The project includes an approximately 130,000-square-foot facility to expand support for Tinker Air Force Base and the surrounding aerospace industry.
CareerTech leaders proposed giving high school students more time for workplace training as employers seek additional workers.
The 25,000-square-foot facility expands the company’s ability to repair aging simulator components, store training equipment, and support relocations worldwide.
Maurice Compton and state Sen. Adam Pugh turned a connection at the University of Oklahoma into a growing, veteran-led company supporting military customers across the United States and abroad.
