Aviation Safety Reporting Program¶
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. (2021). Aviation Safety Reporting Program.
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This sourceNASA serves as a third party to receive and process reports, all information that might establish the identity of the filer or of parties named in a report is deleted, and a report delivered within 10 days of the occurrence bars civil penalty or certificate suspension for an inadvertent violation.
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Confirms NASA deletes identifying information before onward use and that a report within 10 days matters; it does not describe an attestation that the account is first-hand and verified.
“All information that might assist in or establish the ID of persons filing ASRS reports and parties named in those reports will be deleted”
- Ethics hotlines, mutual-aid sponsorship, and references given on condition of non-attribution keep the same roles in the same relation.
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