DAFI91-225 — Aviation Safety Programs

DAFI91-225 governs Department of the Air Force aviation safety programs, including ASAP reporting, processing, and display requirements.

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  • Publication number: DAFI91-225
  • Title: AVIATION SAFETY PROGRAMS
  • Date: 2022-01-31

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It integrates ASAP components with the Air Force Safety Automated System and defines required information for ASAP reports. It establishes display, de-identification, mishap processing, duplicate-report, and initial-inquiry procedures.

Applies to: This guidance is applicable to the United States Air Force and the United States Space Force.

Topics covered

  • ASAP reporting
  • SAFEREP Display
  • mishap report processing
  • aviation hazard sharing
  • ASAP de-identification
  • AFSAS investigation module

Questions and answers

What information is required in an ASAP report?

Required fields include the event narrative, date and time, aircraft type (if applicable), wing/delta, and the relevant airfield.

What does the SAFEREP Display show?

The SAFEREP Display shows the report narrative, submitter-recommended actions, and the MAJCOM or wing/delta’s resolution.

Does access to the SAFEREP Display require an AFSAS account?

Access requires a Common Access Card but does not require an AFSAS account.

When are ASAP submissions treated as mishap reports?

Submissions received via ASAP that indicate damage, injury, or occupational illness are mishap reports.

What happens to identifying information on the SAFEREP Display?

As ASAP processing includes de-identification, names and other information that may enable identification of personnel involved will not be visible on the SAFEREP Display.

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