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Episode Synopsis "Hello and welcome to Avicast"
Avisure's Principal Consultant, Kylie Patrick, is joined by Phil Shaw, Managing Director of Avisure and Ecosure. In this first episode, Kylie and Phil talk about what listeners can expect from Avicast, introduce the global wildlife strike database, and discuss some of the strengths and challenges in the way the aviation industry approaches wildlife hazard management. Wildlife strike database Calbraith Rodgers Miracle on the Hudson Miracle on the corn field Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 B737-8 (MAX) March 2019
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