Troubled by Airplane Noise in Your Neighborhood?

  • In 2013, the Federal Aviation Administration introduced new flight paths and lower altitudes for jets departing on Logan Runway 33L.
  • Air traffic is now concentrated into four narrow corridors, exposing a few sacrificial towns to a disproportionate share of persistent noise.
  • As Logan increases early-morning and late-night flights, this situation is deteriorating into a crisis—disrupting lives, decreasing property values, and placing children’s health at risk from particulate pollution.

When airplane noise disrupts the quiet enjoyment of your home, file a complaint with Massport. The more complaints filed by residents with different street addresses, the more seriously your feedback will be taken. It takes less than a minute to file in one of three ways:

Contact your local government officials, state and federal representatives and let them know how you feel!

Here’s a WMFO 91.5 FM radio news story on the September 18, 2019 Somerville City Council Committee on Public Health Public Safety in both MP3 and WAV formats (Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license).

For more information on this issue from other residents like you, join the Logan Aircraft Noise Working Group email list community!