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Noise Study Finds High Decibel Levels Near McKinney Airport as Avelo Launches Service

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Avelo Airlines is preparing to launch commercial service at McKinney National Airport on November 11, 2026. Residents in Fairview commissioned an independent aircraft noise study, which examined monitoring data collected in eastern Fairview. The study found that four of the six monitoring sites exceeded the Environmental Protection Agency's 55-decibel day-night average noise guideline.

From nbcdfw.com

Why it matters

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The impending arrival of commercial passenger flights, which will operate Boeing 737-800 aircraft, has prompted residents to seek action regarding noise disruption. The findings of the noise study suggest local regulatory pressure may require Fairview to develop a noise mitigation and funding plan for affected homes.

From nbcdfw.com

Who's involved

  • FairviewCity that commissioned the noise study due to resident concerns about aircraft noise.
  • BoeingAmerican global aerospace and defense corporation whose aircraft are preparing to be operated.

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  • FairviewSpeculative

    Fairview might face increased costs related to developing a noise mitigation and funding plan for affected homes.

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