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Bird Aircraft Strike Hazard 
Historical birdstrikes emphasize the need for active management at these facilities.
22 Sept 1995; USAF E-3 AWACS; Elmendorf AFB; On takeoff the aircraft struck a flock of geese; all 24 occupants were killed.
14 July 1996; NATO E-3 AWACS; Aktion, Greece; on takeoff the aircraft struck a flock of birds; aircraft was totaled.
15 July 1996; Belgian Air Force Lockheed C-130; Eindhoven, Netherlands; on approach aircraft struck a flock of birds 34 of 41 occupants killed.
Loomacres Wildlife Management personnel offer a wide range of services to assist the Safety Department and Base Operations to mitigate wildlife concerns. These include:


Our staff and Birds are working hard to protect the Air Force Pilots that dedicate their lives  to protecting us!



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  • HOME
  • Contact
    • EMPLOYMENT
  • Airport Wildlife Hazard Training
    • Airport Class Notifications
    • Airport Training Survey
    • Testimonials
  • Blog
  • Airports
    • Wildlife Strike Reporting >
      • International Bird Strike Docs
      • Resources
      • Radar Fact Sheet
    • Wildlife Hazard Assesments >
      • Keeping Birds Out Airport Terminals
      • Drone Detections
      • Drone Threats
      • State Permits - Wildlife Permits Needed for Wildlife Control at Airports in the United States
    • Wildlife Conflict Resolution >
      • White-Tailed Deer
      • VULTURES
      • Canada Goose Management
      • Cormorant Management
      • Red-tailed Hawk
      • Gull Management
      • Waterfowl Management Services
      • Canada Goose Control Services
      • Deer Management
      • Crow Management
      • Goose Nest Depredation
    • Wildlife Removal
    • Wildlife Management Supplies
    • Wildlife Hazard Site Visits
    • Research Scientific Papers
    • FAA Wildlife Strike Mitigation Docs
    • Published Documents >
      • Atlantic Waste
      • Impact of Raptor Presence
      • Road-based survey for estimating Wild Turkey
      • Suburban Deer Management
      • Falconry as a Management Tool
      • Dogs as a Management Tool
  • AIP Grant Application
  • PODCAST
    • YouTube