MANY CANYON FLIGHTS WOULD HAVE TO MOVE TO CUT NOISE -- STUDY
A STUDY examining ways of reducing aircraft noise over Grand Canyon National Park found that hundreds of thousands of high-altitude flights annually would have to be diverted to eliminate noise impact on the park. While it appears such a program is not being seriously considered by FAA, it does...
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