Report A Hazard
At GNWT-operated airports, safety is our top priority.
Reporting hazards and safety concerns is a key part of the Airport Safety Management System (SMS). Hazard reporting helps identify risks early, prevent incidents, and support safe airport operations across all 27 GNWT airports.
What should I report?
Report anything that could affect aviation safety, including:
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Aircraft incidents or damage
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Injuries to airside staff
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Wildlife or bird activity
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Fuel spills
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Foreign object debris (FOD)
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Airfield lighting outages
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Vehicle or aircraft near-misses
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Construction or airside safety issues
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Any other safety concern
Why should I report?
All reports are reviewed to improve safety practices across our airports.
Reporting is focused on improving safety, not assigning blame.
How do I report?
Airport employees, tenants, and contractors
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Report concerns to your supervisor or manager.
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Complete the Incident, Hazard, or Suggestion Reporting Form (This does not replace your company’s internal reporting processes.)
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There are no penalties for reporting safety concerns. Reports are used to improve safety.
Members of the public
- Complete the Incident, Hazard, or Suggestion Reporting Form and submit as indicated on the form.
What happens after I report?
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Your report will be reviewed and acknowledged.
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You will be advised of the outcome once the review is complete.
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Anonymous reports are welcome; outcomes are shared through the SMS Newsletter.