Organisational and costing aspects to prevent wildlife strikes on airports: A case study of Spanish airport security managers

Volume: 122, Pages: 104520 - 104520
Published: Feb 1, 2020
Abstract
Most cited research regarding wildlife strikes on airports state that this causes economic losses of approximately USD1.2 billion annually to the global air transport sector. Airport security managers address this problem by deploying several well-known countermeasures, including outsourcing wildlife control services (WCS) to perform preventive actions. Among these actions, the use of raptors plays an important role due to their effectiveness in...
Paper Details
Title
Organisational and costing aspects to prevent wildlife strikes on airports: A case study of Spanish airport security managers
Published Date
Feb 1, 2020
Volume
122
Pages
104520 - 104520
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