The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) has introduced a smartphone application for reporting hazards, accidents, or safety issues that pose a threat to air travelers.

The PCAA announced the launch via their official Twitter account, according to the post read, “Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility. PCAA is pleased to announce the launch of an android app “Voluntary Hazard/Incident Reporting System”.

The air travelers can download the application from Google Play Store, the PCAA post read.

The application has been developed to invite the general public and air travelers to become a part of the aviation department’s safety culture, according to an official statement released by the department.

Hazard, incident, accident, damage, deficiency, violation, failure, and services are just a few of the areas covered by the app.

Safety is Everyone's Responsibility.
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PCAA is pleased to announce the launch of an android app “Voluntary Hazard/Incident Reporting System”. The application can be accessed and downloaded from Google Play Store. pic.twitter.com/M1A5secsXL

— PCAAOfficial (@official_pcaa) November 18, 2021

The purpose of this digital initiative is to provide a user-friendly platform for the general public and aviation stakeholders to identify and report hazards, incidents, and safety issues to PCAA in a timely manner.

“General public/air travelling passengers/aviation stakeholders now may report any hazard/incident which may or may likely to constitute a hazard to the safety of aircraft and its occupants/operation of airport etc,” read the communique.

The PCAA said that in addition to reporting, air travellers can also upload files, photos, and any other documentation evidence with their complaints.

The aviation authority said “believes aviation safety is everyone’s responsibility and always gives due importance to Aviation Safety related issues”.

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