Welcome to the Atlanta Chapter of the National Black Coalition of Federal Aviation Employee's Site. Our objective is to thoroughly disseminate information to Atlanta chapter members and the public, to keep them apprised of any news, policies, opportunities, or programs in the Federal Aviation Administration that will positively or negatively effect their work environment and communities. We also want to give African Americans, women, and other minority employees an organization to work for their issues. We hope this site provides all the information you need. If you cannot find what you are looking for, Please feel free to contact any officer Check out Visions - Atlanta Chapter our local newsletter. Thank you Angela!!!
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Local Elections Deadlines:
  • Declaration of Candidancy Mailed....Sept. 10
  • Candidancy must be postmarked......Sept. 21
  • Mailing of Ballots..............Sept. 30
AVSED Volunteers needed
Listed below are the confirmed activities for AVSED so far. Please check your calendar and let me know if you can participate. Remember, there can always be several counselors/ambassadors representing the Agency from your individual LOB. Please let me know ASAP if you can assist with these programs so I can get materials ready for you.
e-mail: cammie.brye@faa.gov
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NBCFAE Mission Statement


We the members of the National Black Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees will promote equal opportunity for African-Americans, other minorities, and female FAA employees, improve employee-management relations, and provide an effective liaison among the FAA employees, management and the community at large.

NBCFAE Mission Goals


Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Employment - Achieve a representative FAA workforce for African-Americans, other minority groups, and women.

Organizational Efficiency - Establish and sustain a professional result oriented organization.

Community Service - Provide assistance to those in need and promote careers in aviation,science, and technology.

Events


National Training Conference

August 12-15, 2008
InterContinental Miami
Registration Information

ACE Camps

Aviation Career Educations (ACE)  Camps are sponsored by the NBCFAE Atlanta Chapter every summer.  Funds are raised with your help and  attendance at the Atlanta Chapters Annual Black and White Ball.  This program informs teenagers of the many careers in aviation.  Each Student gets to fly an airplane with a certified flight instructor.More Info

Officers

President Paquita Bradley paquitak@bellsouth.net
Vice President William "Moe" Moore jussaymoe@msn.com
Secretary April Harvey April.Harvey@faa.gov
Treasurer Renee Chatman reneechat55@cs.com

History

The NATIONAL BLACK COALITION OF FEDERAL AVIATION EMPLOYEES (NBCFAE),  began in May 1976, in San Diego, California when six black controllers felt it necessary to unite to resolve the problems that were not being effectively handled by labor organizations or the various EEO programs.  Nationally organized by August 1976, into one collective voice, the basic organizational structure that exists today was developed.(more..)