US EditionFour Years Under Air Noise: Citizens Demand Afac to Change Aicm Routes
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Although the capital government redesigned the airspace, there is still no rule regulating aeronautical noise over urban areas.Angela Molina / MILENIOSince 2021, the sky of the Mexico Valley became a constant corridor of noise. Every few minutes, the inhabitants of areas like Cuajimalpa, Álvaro Obregón, Coyoacán or Xochimilco listen to the passage of a plane that did not cross so low or so often before. The change was not casual: in March of tha…
MILENIO Since 2021, the sky of the Valley of Mexico became a constant corridor of noise. Every few minutes, the inhabitants of areas like Cuajimalpa, Álvaro Obregón, Coyoacán or Xochimilco listen to the passage of an airplane that previously did not cross so low or so often. The change was not casual: in March of that year, the Secretariat of Communications and Transport (SCT) executed the redesign of the airspace in order to accommodate the rou…
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