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The 12 pages that link to Aircraft noise, each with the reason it gives.

• Noise pollutionBroader topic: Airport activity can expose nearby communities to intense, recurring noise.

• Air cargoRelated: Cargo hubs with nighttime operations can create noise impacts for nearby communities.

• Aircraft engineRelated: Engine and exhaust noise prompted quieter designs and restrictions around airports.

• Jet AgeRelated: Jet noise provoked community opposition and drove restrictions and quieter engine designs.

• TurbopropRelated: The propeller’s rotating blades make turboprop noise a distinctive design and community concern.

• Aerial firefightingRelated: Repeated low-altitude flights bring noise to communities and habitats near incidents.

• Aircraft designRelated: Noise limits affect engines, airframe features, airport access, and community exposure.

• Jet aircraftRelated: Jet operations create noise exposure around airports and beneath flight paths.

• AirlinerRelated: Airliner operations expose communities near airports to recurring noise.

• Tupolev Tu-154Related: Early Tu-154 versions faced restrictions in some markets because their engines did not meet newer noise standards.

• De Havilland Canada Dash 8Related: The Q Series’ noise-reduction measures addressed a prominent drawback of turboprop travel.

• McDonnell Douglas DC-9Related: Early DC-9s became associated with high noise levels from their low-bypass turbofan engines.