Protecting Structures and Open Areas From Pest Birds

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Airports

Specialists in Airport Bird Control

Integrated Bird Management provides comprehensive airport bird control solutions across the UK, specialising in advanced laser deterrent systems and traditional bird management methods. Our proven systems protect runways, terminals, and aircraft operations while maintaining full compliance with CAA regulations and aviation safety standards.

Airport Expertise You Can Trust

Trusted Technology at
UK’s Major Airports

The laser bird control technology we install has been proven effective at airports across Britain. As the UK installation specialists for this advanced system, we deliver the same reliable solution that has successfully protected major aviation facilities including:

  • London Gatwick Airport
  • London Luton Airport
  • London City Airport
  • East Midlands Airport
  • Newcastle Airport
  • Glasgow International Airport
  • Dundee Airport
  • Guernsey Airport
  • Jersey Airport
  • Alderney Airport

Advanced Laser Bird Control – The Future of Airport Safety

Laser bird control represents the most effective long-term solution for airport bird deterrent systems. Our automated and handheld laser systems provide 24/7 protection across vast airport areas without disrupting flight operations.

Why Laser Technology Works

  • Green laser beams are perceived as physical threats by birds
  • Causes immediate relocation without harm
  • No habituation unlike traditional scare devices
  • Silent operation maintains air traffic control communications

Our Lasers for Bird Control

Continuous 24/7 Protection

Automated Laser Systems (AVIX Autonomic Mark II)

Our automated systems deliver round-the-clock coverage with minimal human intervention.
Airport-Specific Benefits:
  • Silent operation (no ATC interference)
  • Multiple acres from single installation
  • No bird habituation risk
  • Full CAA compliance
  • Energy efficient operation

Immediate Response Capability

Handheld Laser Bird Control

Perfect for ground crews managing active runway situations:

Operational Advantages:
  • 2,500m range – covers entire runway lengths
  • Instant bird dispersal without approaching aircraft
  • Portable deployment across all airport zones
  • Silent operation maintains radio clarity
  • Full training provided for ground crews

The AVIX Autonomic Mark II in More Detail

The AVIX Autonomic is a fully automated laser bird repellent that keeps birds away 24/7. Birds perceive the moving laser light as a physical threat and flee immediately when the beam passes by.

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Additional tool for Handheld bird repelling

Agrilaser Handheld

The handheld lasers provide a highly effective tool for keeping birds away from buildings. Birds perceive the laser beam as a physical threat which causes them to flee. In ideal weather conditions, the lasers have a range of up to 2500 meters.

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Why AVIX Autonomic laser bird repellent

Up to 2,500 Meter Range
Neighbour-friendly
Easy to deter birds
No bird habituation

Benefits of our laser bird repellents

Reduced bird presence by up to 99%
Eliminated bird damage to solar panels & cleaning costs
Prevented bird nesting under your solar panels
Neighbour-friendly solution

Our Happy Customers

Thousands of customers from different sectors worldwide rely on our bird control services to solve their bird problems.

  • Laser Bird Control Increased Solar Panel Efficiency by 20% at UK's First Floating Solar Farm

  • How Laser Bird Control Delivered 100% Seagull Reduction at Major Distribution Centre

  • Gallo’s Innovative Use of Laser Bird Deterrent Technology for Effective and Sustainable Farming Practices

Complete Airport Bird Control Solutions

While laser systems form the core of modern airport bird management, we provide integrated packages tailored to your specific requirements.

Physical Deterrent Systems

Bird Netting & Mesh:

  • Terminal building protection
  • Hangar and maintenance area coverage
  • Jet blast resistant materials
  • Architectural integration
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Physical Deterrent Systems

Anti-Perch Systems:

  • Roof and signage protection
  • Equipment area security
  • Seamless infrastructure integration

  • Low maintenance requirements

Bio-Acoustic Protection

Perimeter Defence

  • Predator call broadcasting
  • Species-specific distress signals
  • Layered protection zones
  • Complement laser systems

Natural Deterrence:

Professional Falconry

  • Qualified falconers
  • Persistent problem resolution
  • Psychological impact on bird populations
  • Humane control methods

Safety & Compliance Standards

Full UK Aviation Compliance

All our airport bird control systems comply with CAA guidelines and aviation safety standards:

System Features:

  • No interference with navigation equipment
  • No disruption to radio communications
  • Fail-safe weather operation
  • Safety management system integration
  • Complete compliance documentation

Staff Safety:

  • Comprehensive training programmes
  • Operational manuals provided
  • Safety protocols established
  • Emergency procedures included
  • Regular safety refresher courses

The Critical Problem: Bird Strikes Cost Airports Millions

The Scale of the Problem

Bird strikes pose one of the most serious threats to aviation safety, with the Civil Aviation Authority collecting birdstrike data reported annually across UK airports.

  • A single bird strike can cause millions in aircraft damage
  • Flight delays and safety risks to passengers and crew

  • Bird strikes cost airlines around US$1.2 billion annually worldwide

  • Federal Aviation Administration estimates $400 million annual costs in the US alone

Why Airports Attract Birds

Without effective airport bird control, birds congregate on runways, taxiways, and around terminal buildings, creating constant collision risks during take-off and landing.

  • Large open spaces for roosting and feeding
  • Food waste from terminals attracts scavenging species
  • Water features provide drinking and bathing areas
  • Minimal human disturbance in restricted airside zones

The Hidden Costs

Beyond immediate aircraft damage:

  • Flight delays and diversions affecting hundreds of passengers
  • Insurance claims and lengthy repair processes
  • Runway closures disrupting entire airport operations
  • Emergency landings creating safety risks

Airport Expertise You Can Trust

Why Choose
Integrated Bird Management

  • Specialist Aviation Experience: Extensive work with UK airports of all sizes

  • Advanced Technology: Latest laser bird control systems

  • Regulatory Compliance: Full CAA standards adherence

  • UK-wide Coverage: Rapid response and 24/7 support

  • Proven Results: Significant: strike reduction and improved efficiency

How It Works

Step 1:

Site Assessment

Detailed airport survey identifying critical risk areas and species behaviour patterns

Step 2:

Strategy Development

Integrated solutions combining laser systems with complementary methods

Step 3:

Professional Installation

Certified technicians coordinate with ATC for minimal operational disruption

Step 4:

Staff Training

Complete programmes for ground crew, maintenance, and safety personnel

Step 5:

Ongoing Support

UK-wide service network with rapid response and maintenance schedules

Don’t let bird strikes compromise your airport’s safety and efficiency.

Our advanced laser systems provide comprehensive protection while maintaining full regulatory compliance.

  • Book your free assessment – identify your specific risks
  • Get custom proposal – tailored to your airport’s needs
  • Professional installation – minimal operational disruption
  • Immediate protection – start reducing strike risks

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