14 CFR Part 161 (up to date as of 7-12-2024)

Chapter I —Federal Aviation Administration, Department of Transportation Subchapter I —Airports Part 161 Notice and Approval of Airport Noise and Access Restrictions Subpart A General Provisions § 161.1 Purpose. § 161.3 Applicability. § 161.5 Definitions. § 161.7 Limitations. § 161.9 Designation of noise description methods. § 161.11 Identification of land uses in airport noise study area. Subpart B Agreements § 161.101 Scope. § 161.103 Notice of the proposed restriction. § 161.105 Requirements for new entrants. § 161.107 Implementation of the restriction. § 161.109 Notice of termination of restriction pursuant to an agreement. § 161.111 Availability of data and comments on a restriction implemented pursuant to an agreement. § 161.113 Effect of agreements; limitation on reevaluation. Subpart C Notice Requirements for Stage 2 Restrictions § 161.201 Scope. § 161.203 Notice of proposed restriction. § 161.205 Required analysis of proposed restriction and alternatives. § 161.207 Comment by interested parties. § 161.209 Requirements for proposal changes. § 161.211 Optional use of 14 CFR part 150 procedures. § 161.213 Notification of a decision not to implement a restriction. Subpart D Notice, Review, and Approval Requirements for Stage 3 Restrictions § 161.301 Scope. § 161.303 Notice of proposed restrictions. § 161.305 Required analysis and conditions for approval of proposed restrictions. § 161.307 Comment by interested parties. § 161.309 Requirements for proposal changes. § 161.311 Application procedure for approval of proposed restriction. § 161.313 Review of application. This content is from the eCFR and is authoritative but unofficial. CFR Part 161 (up to date as of…

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