Aircraft Hangar Bird Netting | Prevent Droppings

Bird activity inside aircraft hangars creates safety, contamination, and operational issues. Droppings can damage sensitive equipment, nesting interferes with inspections, and birds near active aircraft are a serious risk.

These problems continue as long as birds have access to overhead structure. Preventing access is the only way to stop birds from nesting and returning inside hangar environments.

 Hangar bird problems do not go away on their own — they continue until access is eliminated. 

Midwest Bird Control installs industrial-grade bird netting systems that prevent birds from accessing rafters, beams, and overhead structures inside hangars. This protects aircraft, equipment, and surfaces from droppings, debris, and ongoing contamination.

Systems are designed to work within active hangar environments — without restricting aircraft movement or maintenance operations.

 If birds can’t access overhead structures, they can’t impact aircraft or operations. 

This customer is a private jet charter company near Columbia Missouri and they had birds making nests inside the hangar causing insulation damage in the ceiling and droppings on multi million dollar aircraft

Birds like sparrow or starlings love nook and cranny locations such as these and 3/4" black bird netting installed became the best and practical choice.

This project took very knowledgeable installers to go up and around all the pipes and beams to ensure a completely enclosed ceiling and wall space so birds cannot gain access anywhere

The result is a bird hangar protected from bird invasion and netting installed so cleanly that it can barely be seen unless up close.  This will protect the customers aircraft and people for years to come.