Hello everyone. As we close out 2025, I want to thank you for standing with us as Americans for Safe Aerospace has grown into a global force for transparency, aviation safety, and UAP research. What began as a mission to give pilots a voice has evolved into a comprehensive organization driving real change in how we understand and respond to the unexplained phenomena in our skies and oceans. Thank you so much for your ongoing support. We have achieved remarkable milestones thi...

In the past year, Americans for Safe Aerospace has sat across from more than 800 aviators, radar operators, and civilian observers, listening as they described things they could not explain – near-midair collisions, sustained tracks on multiple sensors, objects that defied the limits of known flight. Many had never spoken about it before. They came to us because they believed we would take them seriously, and because they needed to know their accounts would be handled with...

Over the past year, ASA, with your support, has become the world’s largest pilot-led UAP nonprofit focused on aerospace safety and national security. We’ve stayed behind the scenes, doing the work. Now, it’s time to bring you into the fold. What We’ve Accomplished Over 850 reports submitted by aircrew and civilians… and counting Provided testimony before Congress in a historic hearing, amplifying the voices of our witnesses Built alliances with Members of Congress, NASA, F...

When we formed Americans for Safe Aerospace earlier this year, our goal was to raise national awareness of UAP and provide public education to Congress from a pilot perspective to fight for transparency and disclosure. We knew we faced long odds due to secrecy and stigma that create significant challenges to getting answers. Thanks to your support, we have exceeded and expanded our initial goals for this mission, and we are more committed than ever to solving the mystery in o...

Next week, the House Oversight Committee Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs will hold a UAP hearing. This will be the third ever Congressional hearing on UAP in modern U.S. history. I have been asked to testify along with Cmdr. David Fravor, ASA Aircrew Leadership Council member, and David Grusch. My goal is to share my experience, but also elevate the voices of other pilots who are seeing UAP every day and deserve answers. More than 30 commerc...

I am honored and excited to announce that ASA is launching today as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization to fight for transparency to uncover the mystery of UAP. Our strategy is threefold: 1. Build the first-ever coalition of military and commercial pilots to help lead this effort. 2. Convene an incredible advisory board of military and commercial pilots, experts in aerospace, national security, intelligence, federal policy, science and academia to help guide us, and… 3. You!...

Hi all — Some of you may recall that I used to cover the Pentagon as a defense and national security reporter, first for the Boston Globe and more recently for Politico. I’m now an Advisor to Americans for Safe Aerospace because I believe this kind of organization is key to getting more answers and more transparency surrounding UAP. Along with Ryan and many of you, I tuned into this morning’s U.S. Senate Armed Services’ Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee hearing f...