Deviation discrepancy procedural clearance

56877 reports · NASA ASRS

56877 voluntary incident reports categorised as “Deviation discrepancy procedural clearance” from the NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System. This data covers reports from 1988 to the present.

Top breakdown

Category	Reports
Boeing 737	5,030
Boeing 757	1,677
Bombardier crj	1,529
Boeing 727	1,297
Airbus a320	1,022
Boeing 767	994
Airbus a319	537
Boeing 747	477
Boeing 777	378
Airbus a321	256

Recent report synopses

2026-02 Citation X flight crew reported a false over speed and resulting climb during cruise and approach. Flight crew continued to destination.
2026-02 BNA TRACON Controller expressed concern about the design of SID procedures that seem to cause compliance problems for pilots.
2026-02 Air carrier Captain reported a runway incursion during taxi out. ATC notified the flight crew.

Source: NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (public domain). Reports are voluntary submissions and are not verified by NASA.

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