
A military pilot-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit and the world's largest UAP advocacy organization.
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Mission
Americans for Safe Aerospace is a military pilot led nonprofit organization dedicated to aerospace safety and national security with a focus on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).
We are the world's largest UAP organization by members and we work with Congress and government stakeholders.
Identifying objects in our airspace and eliminating domain awareness gaps is critical to U.S. aviation safety and national security.
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Policy Endorsement
Bipartisan legislation introduced by the Chairman and Ranking Member of the National Security Subcommittee of the House Oversight Committee to enable and protect pilots reporting UAP sightings.
Allows civilian pilots to report UAP through NASA's ASRS system
Provides protection against retaliation for making reports
Makes all UAP reports publicly available
Endorsed by Americans for Safe Aerospace
Recommended by the NASA UAP Independent Study Team
ASA's advisors have played key roles in and out of government on the UAP issue, including the former director of the UAP Task Force and the first pilots to testify to Congress about the TicTac and Gimbal UAP incidents.

Ex F/A-18 pilot, U.S. Navy

Ex F/A-18 pilot, U.S. Navy

Ex F/A-18 weapons system officer, U.S. Marines

Ex F/A-18 weapons system officer, U.S. Navy

Ex Director, UAP Task Force

Ex Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence

Ex Head of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Ex Professional Staff, Senate Armed Services Committee

Ex Chief of Staff, Harry Reid

Ex Defense Editor, Politico

Ex NASA UAP Independent Study Team member

Ex CFO and Chief of Staff, NASA

Professor @ GMU, Economics

Professor @ Harvard, Astronomy

Professor @ Stanford, Pathology

Professor @ Carnegie Mellon, Computer Science
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In-depth analysis of UAP policy and national security implications from ASA leadership
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ASA is a volunteer-driven 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your support enables our work advocating for aviation safety and transparent UAP research.
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