Module 08 - Strike Reporting

When must a strike be reported to the state's authority?

• Within 120 hours

• Within 48 hours

• Within 72 hours

• Within 96 hours

How are airports notified of strikes?

• Via email

• Via phone call

• Via aircrew, ATC, ground crew or engineers

• Via social media

Why is accurate species identification important in strike reporting?

• To increase paperwork

• To delay the reporting process

• To inform risk assessments for effective hazard management

• To confuse authorities

What is the purpose of including wildlife hazard information in the AIP?

• To notify the Aeronautical Information Service about ongoing hazards

• To share bird-watching tips

• To provide information on local wildlife

• To entertain readers

In the case study at Pula International Airport, why was the airport found liable?

• Due to air traffic controller negligence

• Due to a permanent NOTAM stating 'bird hazard exists'

• Due to weather conditions

• Due to pilot error

What do international safety regulations require regarding the evaluation of WHMP?

• It must be reviewed once a year

• It must be reviewed for effectiveness on a regular basis

• It must be reviewed only if there is a strike

• It must be reviewed by the airlines

What is one of the criteria for evaluating the WHMP?

• Avoid legislative compliance

• Decrease transparency

• Identify gaps in training and resourcing

• Increase risks

How can WHMP evaluation improve preparedness for external review?

• By ignoring risks

• By being reactive

• By ensuring legislative compliance

• By being proactive

What elements are considered in WHMP evaluation?

• Only management actions

• Risk assessment, management actions, WHMP targets, and regulations

• Only WHMP data

• Only regulations

What communication option is used for short-term or seasonal wildlife hazards?

• AIP

• NOTAM

• Email

• ATIS