FlightFinder Aviation Safety Data

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Tools (9)

• search_accidents

  Search the merged aviation-accident corpus (80+ official agencies, occurrence-level dedup). Filters: aircraft family slug (e.g. "boeing-737"), ISO alpha-2 country, occurrence type, operator substring, date range (from/to as YYYY-MM-DD), and fatal-only. Returns a page of occurrences with source-attribution links and a next_cursor for pagination.

• get_accident

  Fetch one occurrence by its FlightFinder id, with source-attribution links and references to the narratives available for it.

• get_narrative

  Fetch an investigation narrative by (source, case id). Open-licensed sources return full text; others return a ≤300-char excerpt plus a source_url deep link (per-source licensing policy). id URL-encoding is handled for you — pass the raw case id.

• aircraft_safety

  Aggregate safety statistics for an aircraft family: total occurrences, hull losses, fatal accidents, total fatalities, and first/latest year.

• list_sources

  List every data source in the corpus with its license, homepage, narrative count, and republication policy (full vs excerpt).

• airport_reference

  Resolve an airport by ICAO ident or IATA code (OurAirports, CC0). Returns name, city, country, and coordinates.

• wildlife_strikes

  FAA National Wildlife Strike Database (US-government public domain). With no arguments: global totals, the full yearly series since 1990, and the leading airports, species and flight phases. Pass airport OR species for that breakdown. Slugs are lowercase and hyphenated (e.g. "kden", "mourning-dove").

• laser_incidents

  FAA Reported Laser Incidents — lasers aimed at aircraft (US-government public domain). With no arguments: national totals, injuries and the yearly series. Pass state OR airport for that breakdown, as a lowercase hyphenated slug.

• drone_sightings

  FAA UAS (drone) Sighting Reports filed by pilots and controllers (US-government public domain). With no arguments: national totals, the yearly series and the leading states and cities. Pass state for that breakdown, as a lowercase hyphenated slug.