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AIRCRAFT NOISE--A GOVERNMENT POINT OF VIEW

C R Foster

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The goals of the Federal Aviation Administration with respect to aircraft noise are defined and discussed. The FAA's basic program is directed at aircraft noise source control through (1) engineering research and development implemented by type certification regulations, (2) operation and procedure control designed to minimize noise exposure, and (3) exploring means of developing more compatible land usage to obtain environmental harmony between the airport and the surrounding community.

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Key concepts: Aircraft noise, Certification, Aviation, Noise (video), Noise control, Noise regulation, Aeronautics, Harmony (color)