Mandatory Occurrence Reporting (MOR): Who Qualifies and What You Get
A guide to the safety reporting requirements for pilots involved in or witnessing aviation incidents in Singapore.
Mandatory Occurrence Reporting (MOR) is a regulatory requirement used to document safety incidents that occur during flight operations. This system is designed to help maintain aviation safety by ensuring that specific events are formally recorded.
Who it's for
This scheme is for all pilots who are involved in a safety incident or who witness a safety incident. If you are a pilot flying in the airspace governed by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, you fall under these reporting requirements when an incident occurs.
What you get
By using this scheme, you gain access to an online reporting portal. This digital system provides a structured way to submit your information, ensuring that your report is sent through the official channels used for aviation safety monitoring.
What it costs you
There is no monetary cost mentioned for using this reporting system. The process is a procedural requirement for pilots to fulfill their professional and regulatory obligations through the provided online tool.
The catch to know
The most important thing to keep in mind is that this is a mandatory process. Because it is a requirement for maintaining professional standards and regulatory compliance, pilots must ensure they use the official portal to fulfill their obligation whenever a safety incident occurs.
How to apply
- Identify if you have been involved in or witnessed a safety incident.
- Access the official online reporting portal.
- Complete the required information regarding the incident within the portal.
- Submit your report through the digital system.