Deviation track heading all types

21526 reports · NASA ASRS

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21526 voluntary incident reports categorised as “Deviation track heading all types” from the NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System. This data covers reports from 1988 to the present.

Reports by year104819881993199820032008201320182023

Top breakdown

CategoryReports
Boeing 7371,960
Boeing 757698
Bombardier crj667
Boeing 767413
Boeing 727412
Airbus a320346
Boeing 747232
Airbus a319179
Boeing 777173
Bombardier dash 868

Recent report synopses

  • 2026-02 EMB-145 flight crew reported multiple navigational system malfunctions during climb resulted in return to departure airport.
  • 2026-02 CRJ-900 flight crew reported a track deviation that occurred while departing ATL after encountering light wake turbulence.
  • 2026-02 Super King Air 200 pilot reported experiencing a loss of pressurization during their climb; resulting in the pilot losing orientation and directional control and flying towards terrain. The pilot rega

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

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