; and (B) pilots, flight attendants, aircraft maintenance technicians, and commercial air carriers to search the reported incidents database compiled by the Federal Aviation Administration for the purposes of reviewing and monitoring incidents contained in the database and assisting with investigations conducted under section 5. (b) Content of forms The form developed under subsection (a)(1) for reporting an incident of smoke or fumes on board an aircraft shall include sections for the following information: (1) Identification of the flight, the type of aircraft, the registration number of the aircraft, and the individual reporting the incident. (2) Information about the smoke or a fire, if relevant, including a description of the nature and apparent source of the smoke or fire. (3) Information about the fumes, including a description of the type, apparent source, smell, and visual consistency (if any) of the smoke or fumes. (4) Information about the location of the smoke or fumes. (5) Information about the engine manufacturer, engine type, the engine serial number, and the age of the engine. (6) Information about the phase of flight during which smoke or fumes were present. (7) Other observations about the smoke or fumes. (8) A description of symptoms reported by crew members and passengers. (9) Information with respect to whether crew members or passengers used, needed, or were administered supplemental or emergency oxygen. (10) Information regarding any effects on the operation of the flight. (11) Information about maintenance work conducted on the aircraft following the incident. (c) Public availability of reports (1) In general Not less frequently than quarterly and subject to paragraph (2), the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration shall compile and make available to the public the forms developed under subsection (a)(1) and submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration. (2) Redaction Before making any forms available to the public under paragraph (1), the Administrator shall redact any