KIRTLANDAFBI91-212 governs the Kirtland Air Force Base bird/wildlife aircraft strike hazard program.
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It covers the KAFB environment, bird and wildlife hazards, specific bird information, hazard notification, and strike reporting. It establishes BHWG activities, bird watch conditions, operational procedures, and reporting requirements.
Applies to: This publication applies to the Air National Guard (ANG).
To reduce the possibility of bird/wildlife strikes in the KAFB area, thus reducing aircraft damage and possible injury to personnel. (paragraph 2)
Collects, compiles and reviews data on bird strikes; identifies and recommends actions to reduce hazards; recommends changes in operational procedures; prepares informational programs for aircrews; and serves as a point of contact for off- base BASH issues. (paragraph 2)
Increased bird population in locations which represent an increased potential for strike. This condition requires increased vigilance by all agencies and supervisors and caution by aircrews. (paragraph 1)
All aircrew are responsible for reporting bird/wildlife activity or roosts to the 377 MXS Airfield Manager, 58 SOW/SEF, and the 58 SOW/WOC. (paragraph 1)
Fixed-wing aircraft will minimize flight operations below 10,000 feet in the period of 30 minutes prior and 30 minutes after official sunrise and sunset when practical. (paragraph 1)