The U.S. navy is updating the procedure of how pilots can report unidentified flying objects to the military that will then secretly track what may or may not be happening.
The U.S. navy is updating its procedure for pilots to report unauthorized and unidentified flying objects, the U.S. navy's chief of Information told CTVNews.ca in an email that didn’t provide a precise timeline, but stressed the changes would be coming soon.Lt. Andriana Genualdi said pilots’ reports may involve classified information on military operations, so the navy doesn’t intend on making the reports available to the general public.
By standardizing how such incidents are reported, the U.S. navy is hoping to simplify analyzing and tracking them. She said this update in reporting procedure is the U.S. navy being proactive in dealing with an “increasingly complex airspace.” She didn’t expect the information to be released publicly for two reasons: firstly, that they want aircrew to be forthright in reporting what they see, and secondly because the reports may involve classified information on military or intelligence community operations.
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