Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I noticed the noise and wrote to the Working Group once about it. I got a response that pretty much told me that it was just my imagination. Incredibly dismissive.

Just who put these people into their position to make these decisions -- and why aren't they accountable to residents? I think they just count on us having busy lives without the time to do anything about this. I'd be willing to donate to any organization trying to make some progress on this issue.

As the map shows it is not your imagination. In fact the majority of the airplanes fly much closer to palisades and Bethesda than the map shows because of the early turn. The change was spearheaded by Potomac residents on the working group supported by Montgomery county office of the county executive.

Anonymous wrote:I noticed the noise and wrote to the Working Group once about it. I got a response that pretty much told me that it was just my imagination. Incredibly dismissive.

Just who put these people into their position to make these decisions -- and why aren't they accountable to residents? I think they just count on us having busy lives without the time to do anything about this. I'd be willing to donate to any organization trying to make some progress on this issue.

Anonymous wrote:If you live in Palisades, Westmoreland Hills, Glen Echo, Brookmont, Westbard go to page 20 of this document. It shows how the flight path changed at the request from the MoCo reps on the Working Group. It may not look like much but it greatly increased the noise for those communities. Departures are noisy.
https://www.flyreagan.com/sites/flyreagan.com/files/2025-10/DCA%20Fly%20Quiet%20Program.pdf

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Idk if this was covered already given we’re at 67 pages and counting, but anyone know if there were any recent major changes impacting the Ballston area in Arlington? We never noticed planes consistently flying overhead until the past 2-3 months ago. Nothing like the Palisades but we went from silence to definitely there.

Find you representatives and ask them. They are supposed to advocate for you.
https://www.flyreagan.com/sites/flyreagan.com/files/2025-10/Reagan%20National_Noise%20Working%20Group_Voting%20Members_Oct%2023%202025.pdf

Also contact the MWAA noise officer Mr. Michael Jeck at Michael.Jeck@mwaa.com. It is also his job to inform you.

Thanks

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Idk if this was covered already given we’re at 67 pages and counting, but anyone know if there were any recent major changes impacting the Ballston area in Arlington? We never noticed planes consistently flying overhead until the past 2-3 months ago. Nothing like the Palisades but we went from silence to definitely there.

Find you representatives and ask them. They are supposed to advocate for you.
https://www.flyreagan.com/sites/flyreagan.com/files/2025-10/Reagan%20National_Noise%20Working%20Group_Voting%20Members_Oct%2023%202025.pdf

Also contact the MWAA noise officer Mr. Michael Jeck at Michael.Jeck@mwaa.com. It is also his job to inform you.

Anonymous wrote:The smartest thing that came out of the working group recently was an acknowledgment last Thursday that the Potomac river north of the airport is just too narrow to provide any noise abatement.

Anonymous wrote:Idk if this was covered already given we’re at 67 pages and counting, but anyone know if there were any recent major changes impacting the Ballston area in Arlington? We never noticed planes consistently flying overhead until the past 2-3 months ago. Nothing like the Palisades but we went from silence to definitely there.