Which method is possible for larviciding using aircraft?

Using aircraft for larviciding can indeed be accomplished with both rotary (helicopters) and fixed-wing aircraft. This versatility allows for the effective application of larvicides over diverse terrains and varying sizes of water bodies. The distinct advantage of aircraft is their ability to cover large areas quickly and efficiently, which is especially beneficial in mosquito control efforts where larval habitats may be widespread.

Moreover, utilizing helicopters enables the targeting of smaller or more difficult-to-reach habitats, while fixed-wing aircraft can manage larger expanses. This flexibility makes aerial larviciding a viable strategy in integrated mosquito management programs, ensuring that both extensive and localized larval populations can be addressed in a timely manner.

While other methods may have limitations regarding size, cost, or type of formulation, the capability of using different aircraft types broadens the application strategies for effective mosquito control.