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2008 Summary Report - Wildlife Strikes to Canadian Aircraft Table of Contents


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1.0 Introduction

1.1 How This Report is Organized

1.2 2008 Highlights

2.0 Overall Bird Strike Information

2.1a Number of Reported Bird Strikes to Canadian Aircraft
2.1b Bird Strikes: Reporting Sources
2.1c Mammal Strikes: Reporting Sources

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

2.3a Effects on Flight/Aircraft
2.3b Effects on Airport Operations
2.3c Parts Struck/Damaged

3.0 Wildlife Incidents at Canadian Airports

3.1a Number of Reported Strikes by Region
3.1b Month of Occurrence by Region
3.1c Number of Reported Strikes: All Canadian Airport
3.1d Bird Strikes: Top Twenty Airports
3.1e Bird Strikes: Species Distribution for Top Twenty Airports
3.1f Month of Occurrences: Strikes for Top Ten Airports
3.1g Phase of Flight: Strikes for Top Ten Airports
3.1h Strikes Involving Mammals: By Airport

4.0 Military Wildlife Incident Information

4.1a Number of Reported Military Strikes: By Site

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

4.3a Bird Strikes: Effects on Flight/Aircraft
4.3b Parts Struck/Damaged

Date modified:
2010-05-03