Frania Shelley-Grielen·Sep 18, 2024Window collisions second source of avian mortalityBy Frania Shelley-Grielen. All rights reserved
InWildlife TrekkerbyRandy Runtsch·Jul 17, 2024Saddened by the Needless Death of a RobinAs many as one billion birds die in the United States each year from window strikesA response icon6A response icon6
InCleared for TakeoffbyFAA Safety Briefing Magazine·Jan 4, 2023Aiming HigherVertically Speaking: safety issues for rotorcraft pilots
Rachel Lee Reynolds·May 21, 2022Everybody’s Got Jokes — Even Air Force HistoriansYou have one job: preserve the legacy of your military unit for posterity. Tell your squadron’s story. Pass on something that will improve…
Charles McDonald·Aug 22, 2021Death by starlingSpeckled brown clumps of feather and gristle were inches from my freckled face.A response icon26A response icon26
InCleared for TakeoffbyFAA Safety Briefing Magazine·Jun 29, 2021SPLAT! The Story of SnargeAccidental “Meetings” Between Aircraft and Wildlife
Hawkeye Bird & Animal Control·Mar 27, 2021AUTONOMOUS HERDING DRONESFlocks of geese, gulls, and other birds are invading air space and are causing a real safety threat for passengers of small planes. These…
G. Stephanie·Jun 8, 2018Miltronix have Launched the Newest State of the Art 3D Bird Strike Radar System in the WorldWe are here to Help Prevent Bird Strikes on All Aircrafts
InShanghaiistbyShanghaiist.com·Mar 23, 2018Bird punches giant hole through the nose of Air China planeA feathery friend met its end yesterday when it collided with an Air China flight on its way from Tianjin to Hong Kong. The Boeing 737…
InCrash InvestigatorsbyTom Dieusaert·Jan 25, 2018Why is there a surge in birdstrikes?Bird strikes have become a major threat to airline safety over the last decade, but as awareness grows, new solutions are being…
