Environmental Hazards of Aviation Events in Air Transport

Abstract

The article offers an analysis of geotechnical systems formed in anthropogenic emergency zones during aviation events. The authors provide examples of transport facilities where aviation events lead to the formation of geotechnical systems. The emerging systems levels are presented with a hierarchy of ecological extreme zone levels. The study carries out an assessment of the aviation event's harm to the environment. It also substantiates that improving flight safety is the most appropriate and effective option for reducing the negative impact on the environment in air transport.