Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
Noise Ledger’s flight-by-flight neighborhood record
Noise Ledger offers aircraft-overflight counts, altitudes, and estimated noise levels for neighborhoods near U.S. airports.
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- Airport noise offices, consultants, local governments, and counsel
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- Its Palm Beach example compares seven neighborhoods before and after a flight restriction, while labeling the noise figures as estimates rather than meter readings.
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The described method counts position fixes within a fixed radius and altitude, including quiet passes, general aviation, helicopters, and low transits. Its Palm Beach example uses 16,512 crossings and compares seven neighborhoods before and after a temporary flight restriction. The site reports validation against Class-1 monitors and FAA tower counts; its neighborhood noise figures are explicitly estimates, not meter readings.
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