Bird Strike
Définition
A collision between an aircraft and a bird, which can cause significant damage to engines, windshields, or airframes. Airports employ wildlife management programs to reduce bird strike risks.
Termes associés
ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting)
Specialized firefighting services at airports designed to respond to aircraft emergencies. ARFF units use specialized vehicles with foam and dry chemical agents to combat aviation fuel fires.
Safety Management System (SMS)
A systematic approach to managing safety in aviation operations, including organizational structures, policies, and procedures for identifying hazards and managing risks.
Takeoff
The phase of flight in which an aircraft accelerates down the runway and becomes airborne. The takeoff roll distance varies based on aircraft weight, wind, temperature, and runway conditions.