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Posted on 17 November 202019 November 2020 by SiteComms

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A comment about Aircraft disturbance

Aircraft disturbance is subjective and its effect can be impacted by other background sounds such as road noise.  However, aircraft disturbance is typically worse in early morning, late evening, weekends and Bank holidays, when other background noises tend to be lower.

Examples of sounds created by passing aircraft can be found on the NATs site. However, these examples don’t disclose the recording distance between the person making the recording and the actual planes or what the resulting sound is like when multiple planes share the same airspace concurrently.

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