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Federal Aviation Administration, DOT 

§ 139.341 

(2) A list prioritizing the following 

actions identified in the wildlife hazard 
assessment and target dates for their 
initiation and completion: 

(i) Wildlife population management; 
(ii) Habitat modification; and 
(iii) Land use changes. 
(3) Requirements for and, where ap-

plicable, copies of local, State, and 
Federal wildlife control permits. 

(4) Identification of resources that 

the certificate holder will provide to 
implement the plan. 

(5) Procedures to be followed during 

air carrier operations that at a min-
imum includes— 

(i) Designation of personnel respon-

sible for implementing the procedures; 

(ii) Provisions to conduct physical in-

spections of the aircraft movement 
areas and other areas critical to suc-
cessfully manage known wildlife haz-
ards before air carrier operations 
begin; 

(iii) Wildlife hazard control meas-

ures; and 

(iv) Ways to communicate effectively 

between personnel conducting wildlife 
control or observing wildlife hazards 
and the air traffic control tower. 

(6) Procedures to review and evaluate 

the wildlife hazard management plan 
every 12 consecutive months or fol-
lowing an event described in para-
graphs (b)(1), (b)(2), and (b)(3) of this 
section, including: 

(i) The plan’s effectiveness in dealing 

with known wildlife hazards on and in 
the airport’s vicinity and 

(ii) Aspects of the wildlife hazards de-

scribed in the wildlife hazard assess-
ment that should be reevaluated. 

(7) A training program conducted by 

a qualified wildlife damage manage-
ment biologist to provide airport per-
sonnel with the knowledge and skills 
needed to successfully carry out the 
wildlife hazard management plan re-
quired by paragraph (d) of this section. 

(g) FAA Advisory Circulars contain 

methods and procedures for wildlife 
hazard management at airports that 
are acceptable to the Administrator. 

§ 139.339 Airport condition reporting. 

In a manner authorized by the Ad-

ministrator, each certificate holder 
must— 

(a) Provide for the collection and dis-

semination of airport condition infor-
mation to air carriers. 

(b) In complying with paragraph (a) 

of this section, use the NOTAM system, 
as appropriate, and other systems and 
procedures authorized by the Adminis-
trator. 

(c) In complying with paragraph (a) 

of this section, provide information on 
the following airport conditions that 
may affect the safe operations of air 
carriers: 

(1) Construction or maintenance ac-

tivity on movement areas, safety 
areas, or loading ramps and parking 
areas. 

(2) Surface irregularities on move-

ment areas, safety areas, or loading 
ramps and parking areas. 

(3) Snow, ice, slush, or water on the 

movement area or loading ramps and 
parking areas. 

(4) Snow piled or drifted on or near 

movement areas contrary to § 139.313. 

(5) Objects on the movement area or 

safety areas contrary to § 139.309. 

(6) Malfunction of any lighting sys-

tem, holding position signs, or ILS 
critical area signs required by § 139.311. 

(7) Unresolved wildlife hazards as 

identified in accordance with § 139.337. 

(8) Nonavailability of any rescue and 

firefighting capability required in 
§§ 139.317 or 139.319. 

(9) Any other condition as specified 

in the Airport Certification Manual or 
that may otherwise adversely affect 
the safe operations of air carriers. 

(d) Each certificate holder must pre-

pare and keep, for at least 12 consecu-
tive calendar months, a record of each 
dissemination of airport condition in-
formation to air carriers prescribed by 
this section. 

(e) FAA Advisory Circulars contain 

methods and procedures for using the 
NOTAM system and the dissemination 
of airport information that are accept-
able to the Administrator. 

§ 139.341 Identifying, marking, and 

lighting construction and other un-
serviceable areas. 

(a) In a manner authorized by the Ad-

ministrator, each certificate holder 
must—