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2001 Summary Report Bird Strikes to Canadian Aircraft Table of Contents

1 - Introduction

2001 Highlights
1.1 How This Report is Organized

2 - Overall Bird Strike Situation

2.1 Overall Situation

2.1a Number of Reported Strikes to Canadian Aircraft
2.1b Reporting Source

2.2 Characteristics of Strikes Overall

2.2a Kind of Bird Involved: Top Ten
2.2b Kind of Bird Involved: All Species
2.2c Month of Occurrence
2.2d Time of Day
2.2e Light Conditions
2.2f Altitude of Strikes
2.2g Phase of Flight
2.2h Sky Conditions
2.2i Precipitation
2.2j Aircraft Involved: Top Ten
2.2k Aircraft Involved: All Reported Strikes

2.3 Operational Effects Overall

2.3a Effects of Flight/Aircraft
2.3b Parts Struck/Damaged
2.3c Strikes/Damage to Aircraft by Engine Type

3 - Bird Strikes at Canadian Airports

3.1 Characteristics of Strikes at Canadian Airports

3.1a Number of Reported Strikes: Top Twenty Airports
3.1b Number of Reported Strikes by Region
3.1c Strike Rates: Top Ten Airports
3.1d Number of Reported Strikes: All Canadian Airports
3.1e Kind of Bird Involved: By Region
3.1f Kind of Bird Involved: Strikes for Top Twenty Airports
3.1g Month of Occurrence: Strikes for Top Ten Airports
3.1h Month of Occurrence: By Region
3.1i Strikes Involving Mammals: By Airport
3.1j Phase of Flight: Strikes for Top Ten Airports

4 - Bird Strikes to Military Aircraft

4.1 Overall Situation

4.1a Number of Reported Military Strikes: By Site

4.2 Characteristics of Military Strikes

4.2a Kind of Bird Involved
4.2b Month of Occurrence
4.2c Aircraft Involved
4.2d Altitude of Strikes

4.3 Operational Effects of Military Strikes

4.3a Effects On Flight/Aircraft
4.3b Parts Struck/Damaged

Date modified:
2010-05-03