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In International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Document 9137, Part 3, the topic of land use around airports is addressed, highlighting the absence of a universal rule that can be universally applied. The suitability of measures depends on factors like the local environment and wildlife.
Furthermore, effective land management practices and thoughtful building design can greatly alleviate potential issues that may arise.
A recurring theme in this context is that birds tend to congregate in areas with abundant food sources, such as waste facilities, open sewage treatment works, recently tilled land, and their natural habitats.
Document 9137 cross refers to the Airport Planning Manual which looks at two areas:
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A boundary within 3 km of the airfield (Area A)
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A boundary within 3 km – 8 KM of the airfield (Area B)
The figure provided shows activities that are incompatible.
Obviously, municipality facilities like “Food garbage disposal” consist of a dangerous area close to the airport.
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