Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Bird Hit Cases Decline at Hyderabad Airport
Airports have to deal with birds that can crash into planes.
Hyderabad airport had fewer bird strikes this year compared to last year.
The airport uses loud noises and other methods to scare birds away from the runways.
They also work with local authorities to address issues that attract birds near the airport, to keep the planes safe.
Bird hit cases at Hyderabad's RGIA were lower in 2025 compared to the previous year.
Delhi and Mumbai airports reported the highest number of bird hit cases among major airports.
RGIA implements bird control strategies including acoustic devices and trained staff.
Airport operators clear grass and prevent food waste to deter birds.
Local authorities are addressing non-compliance of environmental norms in nearby areas.
- Who
- RGIA, Ministry of Civil Aviation, and local authorities
- What
- Hyderabad airport registered a lower number of bird hit cases in 2025.
- When
- 2025, until June
- Where
- Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA), Hyderabad, India
- Why
- To ensure the safety of aircraft operations and prevent bird strikes.
Airport Operators
Local Authorities
Preventative Measures
Airport Operators
Implement proactive measures to mitigate bird strikes.
Local Authorities
N/A
- Airport
- Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA)
- Bird Hit Cases (RGIA 2024)
- 43
- Bird Hit Cases (RGIA, 2025, till June)
- 16
- Highest Bird Hit Cases (2025, till June)
- Delhi and Mumbai (41 each)
- Airport Operator
- GMR Hyderabad International Airport Limited (GHIAL)
- Mitigation Measures
- Acoustic devices, staff training, grass clearing