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Reading an event report

Published 10 October 2026, Updated 10 October 2026

Click a report in the list to open it on the right side of the page.

Top of an opened event report: To, Event category, Event reference, Activities allowed with its help icon, Activity date, Written the, and the restriction icons under the photo
Top of an opened event report: To, Event category, Event reference, Activities allowed with its help icon, Activity date, Written the, and the restriction icons under the photo
InformationMeaning
ToYou, the member concerned by the report.
Event categoryThe type of event chosen by the sender (for example flight operations or maintenance).
Event referenceAn optional reference number, for example a regulatory or internal reference.
Activities allowedRead-only box set by the sender. When it is checked, this report never restricts your activities, even if you answer late. When it is not checked, the restrictions described in What happens if you do not answer apply. Hover over the help icon to see the delays used by your organization.
Activity dateThe date of the activity during which the event happened.
Written theThe date the report was created. The answer delay is counted from this date.
Icons under the photoA red calendar icon means scheduling is forbidden because the report was not answered in time. A red table icon means ramp out (starting an activity) is forbidden for the same reason. Hover over each icon to read the delay.
Report textThe description of the event written by the sender, often ending with questions you are asked to answer. Attached files, if any, are listed under the dates.
AnswerYour answer area.

Buttons

ButtonUse
AnswerSave your answer as a draft or send it for evaluation. Visible until you request an evaluation.
PrintPrint the report.
MessageSend the report as an internal message (when messaging is available to you).
EmailWrite an e-mail to your organization’s safety address about this report (when one is configured).
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