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É«É«À² Michigan University
Kalamazoo MI 49008-5461 USA
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The Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals
Aviation Advocacy Organization
É«É«À² College of Aviation Excellence in Diversity Award Winner - 2013
The Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals and the É«É«À² College of Aviation have enjoyed a valuable partnership since 1998, primarily through work performed in support of the Historically Black Colleges and University Aviation Consortium. In September 2011, FedEx Express and OBAP joined together to present a Boeing 727-200 to the É«É«À² College of Aviation in an effort to support outreach efforts and training for aviation students. OBAP have also been providing support through mentorship and guidance to the students of the Multicultural Association of Aviation Professionals. OBAP is a nonprofit organization founded in 1976 to enhance, advance, and promote educational opportunities in aviation. From the outset they have focused their greatest emphasis on preparing young people to realize a successful future and highlight the exciting potential available in aviation. OBAPs’ unique approach to the concept of an aviation-oriented group representing African-American and minority concerns was to build on the progress made by such pioneers as the Tuskegee Airmen Inc., and Black Wings in Aviation and expand the cause within the airline industry.