Airport/BASH Program

Reduces Birdstrikes

Birds pose a safety threat to airplanes, especially during landing and take-off. When birds strike an aircraft traveling at high speed, the impact can sometimes be impressive. The ensuing damages are often substantial, in terms of both financial losses and loss of life. The Airport Bird Wailer was designed to help correct this situation. The Airport Bird Wailer is customized to be site specific and has the ability to move birds up to 3000' in the air.

The Airport Bird Wailer bird deterrent system has been deployed in a number of major airports including:

CANADA
Hibernia Oil platform Helipad, Newfoundland - 1 system 2013
Grande Prairie Airport, Alberta - 3 systems 2011
Regina Airport, Saskatchewan - 5 systems 2007
Quebec City Airport, Quebec - 2 systems 2010
L'lsle-aux-Grues Airport, Quebec - 1 system 2012
Montmagny Airport, Quebec - 1 system 2012
CFB Valcartier, Quebec Helipad - 1 system 2013
Halifax Airport, Nova Scotia - 11 systems 1993-2012
St John's Airport, Newfoundland - 8 systems 1998-2012

UNITED STATES
San Francisco Airport - 5 systems 1996
Caribbean Barbados Airport, Barbados, Grand Cayman Airport, Grand Cayman
Greece Tanagra Military Airport - 1 system 2006
Bulgaria - Sofia Airport
India - Military Airports ( testing) - demo System - 2010
Indonesia - Bali International Airport - currently installing 8 systems
SINGAPORE - Changi Airport - 2 systems 2004
Brunei - Brunei Airport - 1 system 2006
HONG KONG - Hong Kong Airport - 3 systems 2010
A2ERBAIJAN - Baku Airport - 6 systems 2009, 8 systems, 2013
Kazakhstan - Astana Airport,
Sudan - U.N Mission, Juba Airport - 1 system 2010
SIERRA LEONE - UN Mission, Freetown, Sierra Leone, Helipad - 1 system 2011