UAS Post-Flight Reporting

Please provide the details of your recent flight.
Your Name Your Name * First Middle Last
Email *
Pilot Name Pilot Name * First Middle Last
Please enter your Flight Request Form # (This was auto-generated). For Projects, please name location/project.

If applicable.
Other Pilots

If additional pilots are to be used, list their name followed by their Certificate Number e.g., Tom Jones AA12345; Patsy Kline AA56789
Did you flight deviate from your original Flight Request form? (e.g., date of flight, latitude / longitude, locations, duration, etc.) *
If yes, please explain in detail.

If multiple aircraft, list additional aircraft by their description and registration number (if applicable), as well as details for each one.
Total Flight Time (hrs.) *

Please enter the total flight time in decimal hours (e.g., 1.7 hrs)
If multiple flights were conducted with approval, you may upload a log of the flights here.

Attach Files
Abnormal Operation Conditions

Please indicate if any of the following occurred
Equipment & Other Malfunctions *

Equipment & Other Malfunctions Bird attacks or bird interference On-board flight control system Navigation system Powerplant failure in flight Fuel system failure Electrical system failure Control station failure In-flight fire Aircraft collision involving another aircraft Any in-flight failure of the unmanned aircraft's electrical system requiring the use of alternate or emergency power to complete the flight A deviation from any provision contained in the COA A deviation from an ATC clearance and/or Letter(s) of Agreement/Procedures None Other Other
Takeoff and Landing Damages

Please describe any damage occurred during takeoff or landing (include which flight the damage was occurred)
Lost Link Events *

Lost Link Events Lost link of pilot control Lost link of ground telemetry system Lost link of payload telemetry system Fly-away resulting in flight termination Execution of a pre-planned lost link procedure Execution of an unplanned lost link procedure No lost-link events encountered Other Other
Lost Link Events

Please enter the number and duration of each lost link event (pilot, ground control, or payload) per UA per flight.
Other Accident/Mishaps *

Other Accident/Mishaps Damage to property other than the unmanned aircraft Substanstial damage to the unmanned aircraft system where there is damage to the aircraft that must be repaired prior to further flight Total Aircraft Loss Serious Injury Fatal Injury None Other Other
Near-Miss Events

A Near Miss is an unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness, or damage – but had the potential to do so. Only a fortunate break in the chain of events prevented an injury, fatality or damage; in other words, a miss that was nonetheless very near.
Optional Reporting

The NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) is a voluntary, confidential, non-punitive, safety reporting system that receives safety reports from pilots, air traffic controllers, dispatchers, cabin crew, maintenance technicians, and now UAS operators. Anyone involved in UAS operations can file a NASA ASRS report to describe close calls, hazards, violations, and safety related incidents.

Share lessons learned with other UAS operators to prevent accidents and help make UAS operations safer. The FAA offers protection against civil penalty and certificate suspension in exchange for your valuable safety information (see FAA Advisory Circular AC 00-46F).
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UAS Post-Flight Reporting

Abnormal Operation Conditions

Optional Reporting