Americans for Safe Aerospace
@SafeAerospace
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Member-supported nonprofit led by Ryan Graves and military aviators. Collecting reports and data to advance research on UAP and aerospace safety.
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Joined February 2023
Join the conversation, support witness reporting, and help strengthen aerospace safety at https://t.co/89otrxSpII.
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Americans for Safe Aerospace is a military pilot led nonprofit organization focused on UAP.
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The crew reported no emissions, luminosity, or aerodynamic effects. Both pilots have prior UAP experience and described this sighting as unlike anything they have seen in flight. Read the full report: https://t.co/K6kfSICikX This work is made possible by our members and donors.
safeaerospace.org
Americans for Safe Aerospace is a military pilot led nonprofit organization focused on UAP.
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The object, described as roughly the size of a small SUV, passed the aircraft’s right side at an estimated distance of about 300 feet.
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Report ID: COM-2023-636 Two commercial airline pilots reported to ASA that they observed a black, ring-shaped object while descending into Newark International Airport in June 2023. 🧵
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This work is made possible by our members and donors. Join the conversation, support witness reporting, and help strengthen aerospace safety at https://t.co/89otrxRRTa.
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Americans for Safe Aerospace is a military pilot led nonprofit organization focused on UAP.
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The objects showed positive lift, rapid acceleration, and hypersonic velocity that appear to defy conventional aerodynamics. The witness will join ASA for a members-only AMA on November 12th. Read the full report at https://t.co/K6kfSIBKvp.
safeaerospace.org
Americans for Safe Aerospace is a military pilot led nonprofit organization focused on UAP.
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Across five recordings, the witness described several distinct objects: a smooth TicTac-shaped UAP, a rust-colored peanut-shaped UAP, and another two-meter TicTac observed in EO and IR modes.
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A Department of Defense contractor reported to ASA that multiple UAP were recorded off the coast of South Korea using US UAS sensors. 🧵
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At @safeaerospace, we've been exploring different modalities to share our cases with the public. Below is an experiment to put the viewer in the shoes of the witness. Check out our rough draft video for case: COM-2025-718. Let us know if you'd like more of these!
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This work is made possible by our members and donors. If you want to be part of it, join the conversation, support witness reporting, and help strengthen aerospace safety at https://t.co/89otrxSpII.
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Americans for Safe Aerospace is a military pilot led nonprofit organization focused on UAP.
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The report includes a 3-minute video and a 3-second clip. Read it by creating a free member account:
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🎬 Sneak peek from our Go Fund Yourself episode! Tune in Thursday at 4PM PST on Cheddar TV to see how we’re Sparking change with the VALA app.
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Three Minneapolis police officers reported observing a spherical UAP made up of six interlocking rings of colored lights hovering at 10,000 feet. The object moved with both slow and hypersonic acceleration before rapidly relocating north.
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ASA supports the re-introduction of the Safe Airspace for Americans Act (H.R. 6967) by @RepRobertGarcia & @RepGrothman. It standardizes UAP reporting, educates pilots on how to report, and protects them from retaliation. Pilot safety must come first.
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Clear, stigma-free reporting is essential to aviation safety. This new opinion paper from AIAA’s UAP Committee outlines practical steps to ensure pilots can report UAP observations without fear, strengthening safety and transparency across aviation.
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A Senior Intelligence Officer from US Army 10th Special Forces saw a UAP over Cheyenne Mountain. Institutions failed. ASA Stepped Up. Watch Caison Best’s interview live on NewsNation: 👇
A new whistleblower speaks with @RossCoulthart about witnessing a UAP in 2022 above a military complex's airspace in Colorado and the "shockingly unprofessional" response his report received from AARO. Watch #RealityCheck:
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The lesson is clear. Institutions are failing credible witnesses. Civil society must step in. Stay informed. Sign up:
safeaerospace.org
Americans for Safe Aerospace is a military pilot led nonprofit organization focused on UAP.
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That could have been the end. But in 2023, Caison connected with ASA. By 2024, he was leading our reporting program. Since then, he has helped process nearly 800 reports and interviewed 50+ credible witnesses, many of them aviators and intelligence officers.
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The next day, Caison filed a formal intelligence report with corroborating witness accounts. Instead of urgency, he was met with indifference. Reporting channels were buried. Official replies were dismissive. This was over one of America’s most sensitive security sites.
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In our latest newsletter, we share the UAP experience of Army Special Forces intelligence officer Caison Best. In 2022, near Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Base, Caison and four colleagues witnessed a UAP. What happened next reveals how institutions fail those who serve.🧵
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