Pilots, Aircrews, ATC/Radar, Safety Administrators, Aviation Union Representatives and Aviation Professionals:

If you are any of the foregoing and you are seeking a venue where you can report Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena [UAP] - NARCAP [Canada] is interested in receiving your comments. Those reporting UAP can contact me via email. I will send you a complete NARCAP reporting form.

Please indicate whether you are a pilot, aircrew, air traffic controller or radar operator. The reporting forms are extensive-about three pages long. The pilot/aircrew reporting form and the ATC/Radar Operator form are separate for obvious reasons.

Be assured that your name will be not be released to anyone should you not wish it so. Your UAP sighting will be assigned a case number and will be referred to as such.

Confidential Aircrew Survey -- UAP reporting form.

I am circulating a generic UAP reporting form to varous aviation centers. This form asks eleven questions but does not request that you include your name. Again the information resulting from the survey form will be entered into a database. There is a return address supplied or you may return it to the location where it was aquired. Again a copy may be requested from myself without fear of your name or address being used.

Finally, all of us like to know that we are in company with others when we experience strange events-particularly when that company is our peers. With pilots it helps to share the experiences of those with same professional qualifications as ourselves. The following UAP Encounters Link will take you to a page with links and with a brief description of the event associated with each link.

Thank you.

Don Ledger - Pilot