Airports are complex facilities with vast indoor and outdoor spaces that attract a wide range of pests. From birds nesting on structures to rodents seeking shelter near terminals, pests pose significant risks to airport operations, safety, and passenger comfort. Effective airport pest management requires specialized strategies that comply with aviation regulations and ensure minimal disruption to daily activities. Pest professionals employ integrated pest management techniques, combining inspection, monitoring, exclusion, and environmentally responsible treatments to safeguard infrastructure and maintain clean, safe environments for travelers and staff.

🕵️ Comprehensive Facility Inspections

Airport pest management begins with detailed inspections of terminals, hangars, runway perimeters, cargo areas, and landscaping. Identifying pest hotspots early helps prevent infestations before they impact airport operations.

🐦 Bird Control and Deterrence

Birds such as pigeons, seagulls, and starlings can cause damage to equipment, create safety hazards, and spread contaminants. Professionals use humane deterrents including netting, spikes, and sound devices to discourage bird roosting without harming wildlife.

🐀 Rodent Management Near Infrastructure

Rodents threaten airport wiring, fuel lines, and stored goods. Pest control providers install tamper-resistant bait stations, traps, and exclusion barriers to reduce rodent populations safely and effectively around critical zones.

🦟 Insect Control Across Indoor and Outdoor Zones

Flies, mosquitoes, and other insects can disrupt passenger comfort and contaminate food service areas. Treatments focus on perimeter sprays, larvicide applications in standing water, and targeted indoor control measures that respect airport safety guidelines.

📊 Ongoing Monitoring and Regulatory Compliance

Pest management services include continuous monitoring, detailed reporting, and adherence to FAA and local regulations. Documentation supports airport safety audits and helps maintain certifications.