19.05.2026, 14:06

Landfills near Kazakh airports pose bird strike risk - aviation chief

ALMATY. May 19 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Landfills near airports in several Kazakh cities are driving up the risk of bird strikes and threatening flight safety, the head of Kazakhstan's Aviation Administration said Tuesday.

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Landfills near Kazakh airports pose bird strike risk - aviation chief

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