New Measures Introduced to Reduce Aircraft Noise over Northern Brussels
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As of today, two new measures are in effect to alleviate aircraft noise in the north of Brussels. This was announced by Federal Minister of Mobility Jean-Luc Crucke (Les Engagés). Aircraft landing via the 07L route, which has caused significantly more nuisance over the past year, will enter Brussels airspace at a higher altitude and land at a steeper angle. They will also descend in a straight line.
The minister also announced long-term structural measures including the introduction of air law, but not...
Air traffic-related nuisances remain at the heart of the discussions in Brussels, with new federal measures announced to limit the impact of aircraft on residents. Minister Cucke is now forcing aircraft to fly over Brussels at a higher altitude. He is advocating for quieter night flights and more ... read more
New measures introduced to reduce aircraft noise over northern Brussels
Two new measures aimed at reducing aircraft noise over northern Brussels have taken effect on 1 October, Belgian Federal Mobility Minister Jean-Luc Crucke has announced. The measures concern aircraft landing on runway 07L using the RNP 07L approach, a satellite-based procedure that has been in use since July 2025. The route has led to increased […]
As of today, October 1, the way aircraft land on Brussels Airport's 07L runway is changing.
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