IOR Should Be Filed For Which Type Of Concerns?

• A. Weather-Related Delays
• B. Safety, Security, And/Or Medical Concerns
• C. In-Flight Meal Complaints
• D. Administrative Personnel Issues

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that an In-Flight Occurrence Report is used to document events with potential safety, security, or medical significance that occur during a flight. Recording these concerns in an IOR creates a formal record for review, investigation, and regulatory follow-up, helping to protect passengers and crew and to improve future safety and procedures.

Because the focus is on safeguarding people and operations, safety, security, and medical concerns are the types of issues that belong in an IOR. Weather delays, while important, are operational in nature and typically tracked through other systems or logs. In-flight meal complaints are service-related and usually handled through customer service channels rather than safety/incident reporting. Administrative personnel issues concern internal HR matters and don’t pertain to safety or security events.