FAA PUBLIC EXPORT · 355,556 REPORTSVOLUNTARY REPORTING · NOT A RISK SCORESNAPSHOT 16 SEP 2026
RUNWAYWILDLIFETHE REPORTED STRIKE RECORD

AIRPORT × AIRCRAFT

B-737-200 reports at KMCI

The FAA database contains 45 filed reports pairing Kansas City Intl (KMCI) with B-737-200; damage was indicated in 13.3% and engine ingestion in 17.8%. This count is not a future-event probability.

Source: FAA National Wildlife Strike Database · Airport-subject cohort · Snapshot September 16, 2026

Filed reports451990–export
Damage indicated613.3% of reports
Engine ingestion817.8% of reports
Latest report2004-08-30in this aggregate
01 / CONTEXT

B-737-200 reports at KMCI: 45 paired reports in the FAA file

B-737-200 reports at KMCI contains 45 filed reports; 6 indicate damage and 8 record engine ingestion, while the national B-737-200 parent contains 2,250 reports.

WHY THERE IS NO RISK GRADE

FAA reporting is voluntary, reporting intensity varies, and this pairing has no flight-exposure denominator. Runway Wildlife keeps counts and conditional damage shares separate.