Evaluating the Application of Bird Repellent Technology in In-Flight Systems: Insights from Aviation Professionals

Aviation Thesis, PATTS College of Aeronautics Lombos Avenue, Brgy.San Isidro, Parañaque City ATRN 417 – 3A Group 1 This research aims towards developing a bird repellent system that can be implemented in an aircraft during take-off and landing procedures, Overcoming the limitations of the bird repellent in aircraft flights for better aviation safety, as well as seeing through how effective the bird repellent is in terms of Effectiveness, reliability and Operational Impacts. Collecting 30 respondents who have experience working within the aviation industry as pilots, engineers, Mechanics, Flight Dispatcher, or Avionics, utilizing a survey to get an understanding of the bird repellent limitations and effectiveness in terms of in-flight operations. Gathering good insight as to what is recommended for the bird repellent’s overall use as well as how it should be implemented with in-flight operations. Finding proof that there are possible ways to utilize the system during in-flight operations based on the informants’ suggestions.