Birds competing for airspace with planes

Most airplane crashes happen with a malfunction during flight, technical difficulties, weather, and usually and oddly, birds. This is because when a bird enters the jet, or tail of an airplane, the body messes up the coordination within the jet, which could result in severe consequences for the pilot and passengers. Well, scientists developed a hyper signal that only a bird can detect which would have it being aware and away. However, those signals aren't helping anymore. Birds are competing with planes for airspace. For instance, the plane crash in the Hudson River in January 2009. That happened all because of a bird getting stuck inside the powerful jet of an airplane. A biologists says that if we keep the Earth more sanitary, most birds would perch on trees or gaze around the fresh emerald grass. That way, less flying animals would be in the air, and not in the way of important flights. As you now see, it's severely dangerous for birds to interfere with planes, since it may result as a brutal crash.

Date of Article: January 15, 2009

Article Source: http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/01/15/dolbeer.birdstrikes/index.html#cnnSTCText