CURFEWS AND OTHER AIRPORT CONSTRAINTS
In the United States, more than 650 airports now have some form of airport-access restriction based on aircraft noise. That number has grown from 593 airports in 1993 and 400 in 1988. The most severe restrictions include nighttime curfews and maximum-decibel levels or other noise levels. Many...
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