Safety Reporting
Reports of occurrences must be submitted as soon as is practicable after the event, but no later than 72 hours after the occurrence.
Operations
Flight Operations, Aircraft in Operation, Procedural, Aircraft Performance, Aircraft Navigation, Personnel Licensing, Dangerous Goods
Airworthiness
Aircraft Maintenance, Aircraft Performance, Procedural, Aircraft Certification, Compliance with Data, Personnel Licensing
Air Navigation Services
Aerodrome Operations, Air Traffic Control, Ramp Equipment, FOD, Procedural, Facilities, Telecommunications
Wildlife
Wildlife Aircraft Impact, Aerial Observation, Procedural, on Ground Wildlife
Security
Aerodrome and Aircraft Security including secured Aircraft / Component facilities on and off Aerodromes.
Ease of Reporting
The CAACI is committed to ensuring its platforms do not compromise the process by adding adverse Human Factors. The reporting function is designed to be intuitive and cater for various experience levels. If we have not got this right please let us know
An occurrence report is not required for an accident or serious incident. Accidents and serious incidents must be reported to the Air Accident Investigations Branch and our: Director-General of Civil Aviation
Find out more about the Accident Investigation Regulations for the Overseas Territories and the definition of an accident and a serious incident.
