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

AIRPORT × WILDLIFE

American kestrel reports at KMIA

The FAA database contains 93 filed reports pairing Miami Intl (KMIA) with American kestrel; damage was indicated in 1.1% and engine ingestion in 4.3%. This count is not a future-event probability.

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

Filed reports931990–export
Damage indicated11.1% of reports
Engine ingestion44.3% of reports
Latest report2026-03-27in this aggregate
01 / CONTEXT

American kestrel reports at KMIA: 93 paired reports in the FAA file

American kestrel reports at KMIA contains 93 filed reports; 1 indicate damage and 4 record engine ingestion, while the national American kestrel parent contains 10,498 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.