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.

 submitted by aircrew and civilians… and counting

Provided testimony before Congress in a historic hearing, amplifying the voices of our witnesses

Members of Congress, NASA, FBI, FAA, AIAA, pilot unions, airlines, and more

Elevated the conversation in outlets like CNN, NBC, NPR, Newsweek, Politico, and PBS

Below is a brief summary of our program areas. Over the next several weeks, we will be updating you on each of our program areas and the work ahead.


We engage with Capitol Hill to advance meaningful legislation like the Safe Airspace for Americans Act and the UAP Disclosure Act, while educating new allies in DC. We also bring the conversation to the public, speaking at pilot associations, industry events, and the media, to normalize reporting, reduce stigma, and educate skeptics.


We’re actively forming alliances across industry, academia, government- domestically and internationally. ASA identifies and collaborates with organizations that strengthen our mission and advance transparency, safety, and research. Internationally, ASA has been identifying key groups with which to collaborate to expand our mission globally.


When we started ASA, we never expected to receive the incredible reports we’ve received. Today, these reports have turned into a core part of our mission, and informs our work across the organization. The reports also serve as core motivating data for Congressional Members, law enforcement agencies, and other organizations, demonstrating the national security and aviation safety rationale for pursuing UAP investigations.

Our team analyzes submitted reports and shares vetted data with Congress, law enforcement agencies, scientific studies, and investigators ( and only with witness permission). We’ll be educating you, our members, on our process- with the hopes of extending our investigatory and research influence. We're also developing tools and protocols, and soon, we’ll empower our community to participate in a report-review system to help us validate and rank reports.


Over the past year, ASA skyrocketed to over 30,000 members! This incredible growth is a testament to how many people this conversation touches. But this is just the beginning for ASA. In 2026, we’re excited to host a range of events including fly-ins, airshows, and private industry gatherings. We invite you to join us, connect with likeminded individuals, and help grow our mission. Stay tuned for our 2026 calendar of events.

Over the next month, we will be updating you more deeply on our work across the UAP ecosystem. You’ll also learn about new opportunities to engage with our team, such as research briefings, live AMAs with our analysts and witnesses, in-person events, and more.

Shortly, we will also begin publishing our UAP reports publicly. Our reports have been incredibly effective at changing the conversation in D.C., now we’d like to share them with you. It’s our hope by publishing such data, our witnesses will feel less isolated in their experiences and may find common connection in experience.

As ASA grows, we’ll be looking to our community to help us build. Currently, we’re looking for volunteers in the following areas:

Thank you for standing with us. While much of the progress happens outside the spotlight, the mission is growing, and I’m honored to have you with us on this journey.

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