Wildlife Hazard Management: An Analysis of Wildlife Strikes Data From the Five Busiest Airports in Brasil: 2011-2018

Flavio A. C. Mendonca; Julius Keller; Carlos F. G. Schonhardt

Wildlife Hazard Management: An Analysis of Wildlife Strikes Data From the Five Busiest Airports in Brasil: 2011-2018

Flavio A. C. Mendonca, Julius Keller, Carlos F. G. Schonhardt

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Brasil ==> the largest country in Latin America - 8.514.876 Km²; Booming aviation industry; <ul> <li> From 2008 through 2017 ==>7.1% per year; </li> <li> 104 million passengers in 2018; </li> <li> International destinations – 21.8 million (~20%); </li> <li> U.S. - 4.4 million passengers; </li> <li> Argentina – 3.8 million passengers; </li> <li> Portugal & Chile – 1.7 million passengers; </li> <li> Brazilian Airlines – 38.3%. </li> </ul> Domestic Passengers 200 million in 2030; International Passengers 55 million in 2030.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Aug 1 2019
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

bird strike
wildlife strike
aircraft accidents
safety training
risk management

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Aviation Safety and Security
Ornithology

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Wildlife Hazard Management: An Analysis of Wildlife Strikes Data From the Five Busiest Airports in Brasil: 2011-2018

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