Aircraft noise is considered as one of the environmental impacts that most adversely affects
airport development. Aircraft noise estimation tools such as the Aviation Environmental …

Accurate airport operations counts are important for determining appropriate funding
allocations for airport development and improvement. Fewer than 270 of the 2,950 non …

Knowledge of the precise number of operations of aircraft occurring at general aviation
airports is essential due to the application of that information in the process of allocating …

The accurate collection of operational data at airports is essential for ensuring the fair
distribution of national funds. However, many US airports lack control towers, which forces …

An understanding of aircraft operations counts at airports is important due to the use of that
information in the allocation of the Federal Airport Improvement Program funds. Operations …

Aircraft operations counts are essential to the planning and funding allocation process at
both the federal and state level, but are often inaccurate, especially at airfields with limited …

Abstract In the United States, over 2,400 of the 2,941 non-primary National Plan of
Integrated Airport System airports have limited means of establishing operations counts due …

Mitigation of aircraft noise pollution is a core goal of managing environmental interactions
and inherently aligns with the aim of reducing aviation emissions. As noise pollution …

Aircraft performance modeling is critical for the assessment of safety and sustainability in
general aviation. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) developed the Airport …

Abstract “Aircraft noise is one of the most significant environmental concerns for the aviation
industry, and it adversely affects the physical and mental health of community members who …