Record 263 · Compiled 2023-2025

Records from the Federal Aviation Administration Relating to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, October 1, 2023–2025

Federal Aviation Administration / National Archives (RG 615) · United States

Ledger illustration of the record — not a scan of the original paper. — Night Ledger illustration of the file

FOIA / archiveUnclassified

The series contains copies of records from multiple agencies spanning 2007–2024 that discuss unidentified anomalous phenomena, unknown-origin technologies, and non-human intelligence. Materials were assembled for the National Archives UAP Records Collection as part of mandated historical review and disclosure efforts. Individual items are arranged by identifier and include a range of documents pertinent to official UAP analysis and reporting. Access to some items remains partially restricted under specific UAP postponement criteria.

Public file: National Archives Catalog

Related paper

ReportDeclassified

October 2026 (Release 07)

FBI-UAP-D043, FD-302, Unidentified Aerial Object Observation Report

Federal Bureau of Investigation / All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) · United States

This declassified FBI FD-302 form records a written statement from two special agents (with a third corroborating witness) describing observation of a matte-black triangular object near a sensitive national security site in the western United States in June 2026.

FOIA / archiveDeclassified

December 26, 2002 (affidavit); released 2026

Walter Haut Affidavit (included in 2026 Pentagon UAP document release)

U.S. Department of Defense · United States

Affidavit of former Roswell Army Air Field public information officer Walter Haut describing his alleged observations of recovered craft and bodies in 1947, included in a batch of declassified UAP files.

FOIA / archiveDeclassified

October 2026

PURSUE Release 07 Announcement and Associated Declassified Documents

Department of War (DoD) · United States

Seventh tranche of documents released under the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE), including historical analyses, proposed program documents from AAWSAP/BAASS era discussing crash claims, and administrative records, with emphasis on unresolved cases and no confirmation of extraordinary origins.