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Reactive Hazard Identification: Mandatory Occurrence Reporting
Doing What’s Required EU Regulation 376/2014 sets out what must be reported through the Mandatory Occurrence Reporting (MOR) system. Most operators comply, and that’s a good thing. It’s the backbone of reactive hazard identification. When something significant happens, an aircraft system malfunction, a runway incursion, a loss of separation, the MOR process ensures it’s documented, analyzed, and shared across the system. That’s how we learn from what has already happened. B
Margrét Hrefna Pétursdóttir
Oct 24, 20252 min read


Learning From What Happened: Reactive Hazard Identification
There are three main ways to identify hazards in aviation: Predictive, Proactive, and Reactive . Each has its role, and together they...
Margrét Hrefna Pétursdóttir
Oct 3, 20252 min read


Myth Buster: “If one person reports it, that’s enough.”
🧠 Wrong. In aviation, no one sees the full picture , not even the most experienced professional. 👁️ What you saw 🧍 Where you stood 🎧...
Margrét Hrefna Pétursdóttir
Jul 25, 20251 min read


Why 70% of Your Safety Reports Should Be Voluntary - Not Mandatory
In a healthy aviation safety culture, the majority of safety reports should be voluntary — not mandatory . If most of your reports are...
Margrét Hrefna Pétursdóttir
Jun 6, 20251 min read
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