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The NOAA Cooperative Aviation Centers (NCAC) are an innovative partnership established between the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Commissioned Officer Corps and select, accredited aviation-focused universities across the nation.
NOAA’s federal civilian employees at the Aircraft Operations Center play a vital role in supporting the agency’s fleet of 10 specialized aircraft. From maintenance to mission support, they help keep these aircraft ready to collect critical data that advances our understanding of the ocean and atmosphere and to help save lives and protect property. Meet Rusty Dittoe, flight engineer at the Aircraft Operations Center.
NOAA’s federal civilian employees play a vital role in supporting missions. Whether overseeing budgets, keeping our technology working, or connecting with those we serve, everyone is an integral part of the team. Meet Maideline Sanchez, visual communications specialist and U.S. Navy veteran.
The NOAA Corps is one of the nation’s eight uniformed services and supports nearly all of NOAA’s programs and missions. Meet NOAA Corps officer Lt. Cmdr. Patricia Dunford.
NOAA Marine and Aviation Operations will hold two hiring events in November in Houston to recruit professional mariners to work aboard NOAA’s ocean research ships.
Protecting marine mammals requires all hands on deck, both at sea and in the sky. During a recent marine mammal survey in the Gulf of America, both NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter and a NOAA Twin Otter teamed up to collect data.
A new flight path has been established to ensure there are highly qualified aviators in each flight station.
Leadership from the Department of Commerce and NOAA joined partners today in celebrating the official opening of NOAA’s newest facility for marine operations, NOAA’s Charleston Port Facility. The facility, home to NOAA ships Ronald H. Brown and Nancy Foster, will enhance NOAA’s capacity to conduct critical research missions in the Atlantic.
