At military airbases, preventing birds striking aircraft is an on-going challenge.

Especially fighter-jets fly fast, low, and perform tens of cycles in short flurries of activity; such as touch-and-goes, training circuits and QRAs (quick reaction alerts).

In fact, military aircraft are even more at risk for bird strikes than civil aircraft. The cycle rate is high, and training and operations are often in the lower airspace where 90% of bird strikes occur.

Not only that, but fighter jets are often single-engined. A bird strike could mean game-over in an instant.

And although Cat. A incidents are rare, they're certainly not rare enough. And like all Air Forces, we know keeping your aircraft operational and airworthy is absolutely paramount.

Having the situational awareness that avian radar brings to your airbase is game-changing in terms of reducing the operational downtime caused by bird strikes.

Our range of bird and drone radars track the exact flight paths of both flocks and individual birds up to 10 kilometres,  and drones up to 3km.

They automatically detect and log hundreds of birds (and drone swarms) simultaneously, including their size, speed, direction and flight path.

With our bird and drone radars, you'll be tracking in real-time, 24/7, all-around your airbase.

You’ll have all the information you need to mitigate bird strikes, spot drones, and even intervene, when necessary.

And of course, unlike human observers, our radars don’t need to rest, and they can see in all weather, day or night.