One of the big challenges in airside wildlife control is habituation. Repeat the same dispersal method too often, and species wise up fast. That’s a real safety risk.

Our latest update tackles this head-on.

Logging operators can now see a full breakdown of dispersal methods used on the selected species, across every shift and operator on site.

Why does that matter?

✅ Make smarter decisions at the point of dispersal

✅ Spot over-reliance on a single method before habituation sets in

✅ Maintain a consistent wildlife control strategy across your entire team — 24/7

Wildlife management at busy aerodromes is a team sport. Now everyone’s working from the same picture.

If you’re responsible for airside wildlife hazard management and want to see this in action, drop me a message.

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We’re excited to unveil Airside Realtime — a brand-new feature that brings your airport’s wildlife logging activity to life on a live map.

Whether it’s up on the ops room wall or running quietly in the background, Airside Realtime gives stakeholders instant visibility as logs are submitted. No refreshes. No delays. Just a dynamic view of what’s happening, where, and when.

It’s one more step toward smarter, safer airfield operations — and we’re thrilled to see it in action.

If you already have an on-airfield logging solution, consider enhancing your setup with Airside13 — our cost-effective option tailored specifically for off-airfield logging.

Already in use by consultants at major airports like Heathrow, Gatwick, London City, Birmingham, and Edinburgh, Airside13 is a powerful add-on to your existing system, delivering comprehensive coverage and enhanced operational efficiency at a fraction of the cost.

Ready to elevate your airfield management? Let’s connect and discuss how Airside13 can benefit your operations.

This week sees the release of our Multi Method update. If you’re using the Android App, get the latest version to make sure you already have it. For the web app, its coming shortly.

You can now add more than one method to a single log, useful for those instances where the first thing you tried didn’t quite work. If you’ve sounded a distress call and  you find you need a blank pistol shot to finish the dispersal, you can add both methods to your log where previously you’d have to either miss a method or log multiple actions, maybe splitting the bird count between them.

This new function also allows you to track ammo against each control method. If you check the main report on the portal, you should see our new extended ammo table, splitting out the ammo counts across the columns.

We’re pleased to announce that you can now take photos from your logging device and include them in any wildlife log. The latest version of the App has a new photo button so things like visual evidence of wildlife strikes can be attached to logs quickly and easily. This work was a direct result of customer requests and we’re thrilled to be able to add this functionality to the system.