US EditionFAA finalizes new Rocky Mountain Metro Airport flight paths amid ongoing noise concerns
The Federal Aviation Administration aims to enhance safety and ease congestion at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, which leads the nation in safety incidents and sees one operation every minute, officials said.
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Boulder-area governments urge immediate action at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
A coalition of nine Boulder County–area governments is calling for immediate steps to address what they describe as unsafe and “unsustainable” conditions at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (RMMA). In a joint letter released this week, the Northwest Mayors & Commissioners Coalition — which includes Boulder County, Boulder, Broomfield, Louisville, Lafayette, Longmont, Erie, Superior and Westminster — points to a June FAA memo showing RMMA led …
FAA finalizes new Rocky Mountain Metro Airport flight paths amid ongoing noise concerns
In a memo released Nov. 10, the Federal Aviation Administration formalized new rules for arrival and departure routes in the airspace surrounding Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport. The changes come amid tension between the airport, nearby local governments, and residents who continue to have aircraft noise and safety concerns. Testing for those new routes started in June, when the FAA sent out an internal memo informing its air traffic control…
FAA finalizes new Rocky Mountain Metro Airport flight paths amid ongoing noise concerns
In a memo released Nov. 10, the Federal Aviation Administration formalized new rules for arrival and departure routes in the airspace surrounding Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport. The changes come amid tension between the airport, nearby local governments, and residents who continue to have aircraft noise and safety concerns. Testing for those new routes started in June, when the FAA sent out an internal memo informing its air traffic control…
FAA finalizes new Rocky Mountain Metro Airport flight paths amid ongoing noise concerns
In a memo released Nov. 10, the Federal Aviation Administration formalized new rules for arrival and departure routes in the airspace surrounding Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport. The changes come amid tension between the airport, nearby local governments, and residents who continue to have aircraft noise and safety concerns. Testing for those new routes started in June, when the FAA sent out an internal memo informing its air traffic control…
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