Report a safety concern

If you work for an operator and want to raise something about safety without signing in, you can do it here. You do not need an account and you are not asked for your name.

If anyone is in danger now, do not use this form.

Call emergency services or your operator's duty contact. This form is not monitored around the clock.

What happens to your report

  1. It is sent to AvioArc first, not straight to the operator. AvioArc checks that the operator is one of its customers and that the report is not spam.
  2. If it checks out, AvioArc adds it to that operator's safety reports as an anonymous report, with a note that it came through AvioArc. The operator's safety manager takes it from there.
  3. If we cannot match the operator, or it looks like spam, it is not passed on.

We do not store your name, email or address. To limit spam we keep a one-way scrambled code from your connection until the report is handled, then delete it. You will not get a reply, because we cannot reach you.

If your operator uses AvioArc, you may also be able to report from inside their system. Ask your safety manager. This page does not replace your operator's own reporting policy, or any report you are required to make to the FAA or NTSB.

Describe the situation, not who to blame. Leave out your name and anything that would identify you or others, unless you want to include it.