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Bird collision forces SriLankan plane to abort takeoff
A sea eagle collided with a SriLankan Airlines flight UL 503, causing engine damage before takeoff. This incident has drawn attention to wildlife hazards at airports and prompted measures against bird strikes, including increased focus on the Ministry's wildlife hazard management committee.
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Summary
In the wake of the latest bird strike which damaged the jet engine blades of SriLankan Airlines flight UL 503 bound to London, airport authorities, along with the relevant stakeholders, have stepped up action to ensure aviation safety against possible wildlife incidents.