Notices. Occurrences. Investigations.
Read beyond
the track.
Current notices. A careful look at the record.
FAA accident and incident notices, selected worldwide case records, official UK investigation reports, NOTAM search, and the NTSB accident dashboard.
WORLD INDEX / AVIATION REPORTS
Put the record
on the map.
Select a marker to open the report.
Numbered markers contain several reports.
Explore the reports below by location. Worldwide cases use coordinates published in Wikidata. FAA pins show matched U.S. towns. AAIB diamonds mark named airports or places matched from the report summary. Both are approximate references, not surveyed event sites. These sources cover different time windows; marker density does not measure accident risk.
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Tap or click a marker; keyboard users can Tab to it and press Enter. Use region, zoom and arrow controls to explore. Locations are indicative, with their basis shown in each report.
Local map outline: Natural Earth. Town points: U.S. Census Gazetteer 2026. AAIB references: OurAirports public-domain data, GeoNames (CC BY 4.0; place names filtered and normalized; coordinates rounded), and Wikidata CC0. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2010. No remote map tiles or geocoding service.
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These reports remain available. Missing or ambiguous coordinates are not guessed. AAIB places are matched locally when unambiguous. Broad areas, unresolved names and places absent from the reference index remain here.
01 / RECENT FAA NOTICES
The latest
reported.
Accidents & incidents reported to FAA.
Preliminary information, subject to change.
The FAA export covers notices received during the past ten business days, predominantly in the U.S. Older events can be newly reported. This is not a complete worldwide feed or a finding of cause.
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Checks for updates every 30 minutes while this page is visible. FAA downloads are cached for up to an hour. Dates are shown as reported by FAA; download time is shown in UTC. View the FAA source table ↗
02 / INTERNATIONAL RECORDS
A wider
field of view.
Selected worldwide cases. Official UK reports.
Two sources, with different scopes and dates.
Explore reports on the world map ↑
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Worldwide records / community maintained. Structured facts from Wikidata, available under CC0. This selection is incomplete and can lag events. A record or background article is not an official investigation report or a finding of cause.
UK official reports / AAIB. Summaries and report links from the Air Accidents Investigation Branch, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Report updated is separate from occurrence date; an unknown event date stays unstated.
Checks for updates hourly while visible. Source downloads are cached for up to six hours. Times are in UTC. This is a reading desk with selected records, not a complete or immediate worldwide alert service.
03 / CURRENT NOTICES
What changed
at the airfield?
Open current notices at the FAA.
No rack.org account or subscription.
Go straight to the notices.
Open FAA NOTAM Search, read its notice, then enter an airport, navaid or facility identifier. The official tool opens in its own tab so its search and verification can work normally.
Open FAA NOTAM SearchCurrent results come from FAA when you search. rack.org does not hold a cached NOTAM list.
- 01Choose a location
Search by the airport or facility identifier.
- 02Read the time window
Check effective, expiry and scheduled times.
- 03Search again for changes
A result is a snapshot of that search, not a continuous alert.
Start with a location. FAA notes that processing delays can affect recently entered notices. NOTAM Search is informational and is not a complete preflight briefing.
FAA NOTAM guidance ↗04 / OFFICIAL ACCIDENT DATA
A report, with context.
Explore NTSB’s published monthly picture.
Use the filters and report pages below.
Official NTSB monthly aviation dashboard, hosted on Microsoft Power BI. This report covers accidents and excludes incidents; its totals can differ from CAROL searches. It follows NTSB’s publication schedule and Power BI caching, not a live incident feed. Use the report’s displayed date range and update information. If it is blank or too small, use Open full view.
Find an investigation
Search official aviation cases by date, location, aircraft and other fields. Check whether the report is preliminary or final.
Read the monthly synopses
NTSB’s month-by-month index is updated daily. Publication can lag the event; absence from a list does not establish that nothing happened.
Recently published dockets
Follow the underlying investigation documents. A docket’s publication date can be much later than the occurrence date.
05 / REFERENCE SOURCES
Follow the record.
Aviation Safety Network
A service of Flight Safety Foundation.
A broader view of aviation safety.
Browse Aviation Safety Network’s latest occurrences, search its database or follow an investigation. Early entries can change as evidence develops; an occurrence listing is not a finding of cause.
These links open ASN’s current records in a new tab. rack.org does not copy or automatically refresh its database.
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