Does Abilene Regional Airport Have Problem With Local Wildlife?
City Council Could Approve FAA Wildlife Hazard Assessment
By Jocelyn Tovar, KTXS News
ABILENE,Texas — Whether Abilene’s airport has a problem with interference from local wildlife could be assessed over the course of a year.
The issue will be studied if the City Council approves a contract at this Thursday’s Council meeting.
The FAA requires wildlife hazard assessments for airports, and if it’s determined there is a problem, Abilene Regional could get a wildlife management program.
Birds typically can create problems for airports, said City Manager Larry Gilley.
Copyright 2010 KTXS. All rights reserved.
*****************************************
California Aviation Alliance: Airport News List E-mail
Sent by AviaEd@netscape.net – Lorena de Rodriguez on behalf of CAA subscribers. Add your comments to these stories realtime online at http://aviaed.wordpress.com/.
To subscribe or unsubscribe to the Airport News List, send an email, from the email account you wish to receive or discontinue CAA posts on, addressed to imailsrv@californiaaviation.org and
place only the following in the first line of the body of the message:
Subscribe airport YourFirstName YourLastName YourJobTitle YourAirport/Company
Manage your CAA subscriptions with the user friendly Mail List Administration database. You’ll find it at: http://californiaaviation.org/cal/index.cfm
Contact stepheni@cwnet.com with problems with your subscription.