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Air Law

- Bird strike

- Provision of significantly incorrect, insufficient, or misleading information

by ground services, such as Air Traffic Control (ATC), Automatic Terminal

Information Service (ATIS), meteorological services, navigation databases,

maps, manuals, etc.

- Unauthorized entry into controlled airspace.

- Failure to comply with conditions specified by the controlling ATC unit or

another similar authority.

- Descending below decision height or minimum descent height without the

required visual reference.

1.7.2.4 Reporting aviation and air traffic incidents

Anyone who observes an event that could affect flight safety must report the

incident either through their organization or directly to the Danish Transport
Authority (Trafikstyrelsen).

Incidents are reported to the Transport Authority according to EU Regulation

376/2014, applicable to Denmark, and BL 8-10 for Greenland and the Faroe

Islands.

Private individuals can report incidents via the ECCAIRS2 system (European

Coordination Center for Accident and Incident Reporting Systems).

In ECCAIRS2, “Denmark” should be selected as the receiving authority.

The online reporting form can be found at https://aviationreporting.eu/

Reports must be submitted within 72 hours of becoming aware of the event!

It is important for private pilots to report incidents to the Transport Authority

so that it can form a comprehensive picture of the risks present in the General

Aviation sector.

The incidents help form the basis for the safety work performed by the
authority, such as in connection with unions.

Flight Theory PPL(A)(UL)/LAPL Henning Andersen, Midtjysk Flyveskole© 2025 104