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grep on "bird' at 212 comments "bird strike' problem for aircraft, likely worse than deer strike problem for automobiles. question: what is the strategy to surv
by birdstrike8888 12y ago
grep on "bird' at 212 comments
"bird strike' problem for aircraft, likely worse than
deer strike problem for automobiles.
question: what is the strategy to survive BIRD STRIKE problem?
please.
Also, birds could be 'long flight' dozing while flying in formation and
are NOT looking up.
Congrats. and am I off on my questioning, since this is question 122
or is the fluoride and pollutants in drinking water decreasing general
intelligence in USA like the lead did in the Roman Empire?
- cpncrunch 12y agoYour comment doesn't entirely make sense. However bird strikes are generally only a problem under 1000ft, and the parachute will have opened at that point. (You can get bird strikes at higher altitudes, but it is quite rare as the majority of bird activity is close to the ground). I know this as I'm a pilot and I've had quite a few very close encounters with birds when taking off or landing. The plane I fly only manages 100mph, so generally the birds have time to get out of the way.