The Civil Aviation Authority holds the second meeting of the National Committee to Combat the Risk of Birds and Wildlife

In the context of the Ministry of Civil Aviation’s keenness to continue the pre -emptive efforts to enhance the safety and security of aviation in Egypt, and to achieve the highest safety rates, the National Committee to Combat the Risk of Birds and Wildlife held its second meeting at the headquarters of the Ministry’s General Court, in the presence of a delegation of representatives of the government agencies concerned with this The matter, to discuss all the challenges and opportunities available in the field of risk management of bird collision and wildlife in the field of aviation Birds and wildlife in a safe and sustainable aircraft system, which witnessed the participation of a group of experts and specialists in the fields of aviation, environment, and officials in the safety and environment sectors in both Egyptian Airports Company, Air Navigation, EgyptAir and the Environment Team at the Ministry of Civil Aviation, where the workshop was addressed, a newer review Global practices and experiences that have proven successful in reducing the risks caused by birds and wildlife, in addition to discussing technical solutions that contribute to achieving the highest safety rates. The opening is that the work of the Committee to Combat the Risks of Birds and Wildlife is one of the main pillars to ensure the safety of civil aviation, stressing the need to work continuously according to the best international standards and practices through cooperation with the relevant authorities to ensure limiting these risks and enhancing safety measures and maintaining the security and safety of passengers and flight operations in The atmosphere and airports, the need to unify the visions and the integration of efforts between all & nbsp; The relevant authorities and that the Appendix 14 of the Chicago Agreement provides a clear road map in how to manage the risks associated with wildlife within the airports and in the surrounding areas, noting the importance of integrating the committee’s work with the workshop will be pivotal in evaluating risk and suggesting solutions

The activities also included the pilot & nbsp; Karim Jamil Saeed, Advisor to the head of the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority, to provide a detailed explanation about the management of bird risks in civil aviation, based on the international legislation of the ICAO organization, explaining the role of airports, and the air navigation company, & nbsp; Airlines, and the relevant authorities in reducing risk. Inside and outside the airports, including habitat management; Stressing that these measures are in line with international legislation to ensure safety and security of aviation.

I have discussed meetings; Biological topics, including & quot; Bird collision with Bird Strike and highlighted & quot; Its importance – and the influence on the aviation system – and the growing global attention and its development & quot, as well as the difficulties facing Egyptian airports and stressed in this regard the pilot Rami Mansour, head of the Central Accidents Department, on the importance of unifying efforts and integration between all concerned parties to reduce the risk of collision with birds, as the previous period is the previous period The world witnessed an increase in the incidents of the collision of birds and the dangers resulting from it, which supports adherence to all international legislation to ensure the highest safety rates in Egyptian airspace and airports, the importance of carrying out continuous risk assessments and access to obligatory recommendations by unifying reporting and monitoring procedures and an accurate work plan for all relevant authorities. & nbsp;

The sessions also dealt with a common interactive discussion between all parties and attendance about the preventive challenges and procedures – and innovative solutions, during which Dr. Louay Ahmed, representative of the Ministry of Environment at the National Committee of the Axis of the Axis to respond to the dangers of birds in the Arab Republic of Egypt and information The lessons learned from the migration of birds and their movement during the past years included analyzing the natural habitats of wild birds, migration paths, attractions and their change, the behavioral effect of wild birds, their impact on various factors, the overlapping of these paths with the movement of aircraft and the most important recommendations to reduce this overlap and the available ways.

as The experience of Cairo International Airport in the field of combating the dangers of the collision of birds and wildlife was presented by Dr. Mohamed Abdel Wahab Sharbi, head of the safety and quality sector in Cairo Air Port Company and several Egyptian airports and the role of the Egyptian Navigation Company in enhancing global safety standards and at the conclusion of the meeting, where the committee members stressed the necessity Continue aspects of cooperation and effective coordination between all parties concerned, and work to develop innovative strategies and innovative solutions to meet future challenges that affect the safety of aviation and associated with this field.