Called The Morning Report, this database collects and analyzes daily on-board aircraft flight information and presents data the next morning, allowing safety inspectors to rapidly pinpoint anomalies, share information with other decision makers, and possibly prevent accidents. Continuous analysis of flight data can be used by aviation safety experts and airline policy makers to determine subtle but serious safety issues. This collaborative project with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Battelle Columbus, NASA Ames Research Center, Flight Safety Consultants, ProWorks Corporation, and Safe Flight won an R&D 100 Award.