BAC SP #2 103933 Community Impacts From Nextgen Noise Questions For Community Groups 0001

(1) What factors contribute to public perceptions about aviation noise? (2) How does FAA evaluate and mitigate noise impacts from flight path changes resulting from performance-based navigation? (3) How does FAA conduct public outreach, including the use of available guidance, in implementing performance-based navigation? Questions: 1. Please provide a brief description of your organization and your involvement with noise impacts from NextG©n flight path changes? 2. From your perspective, please provide an overview of FAA’s engagement with local community groups before, during, and after irnplementing NextGen flight path changes in your cornmunity? 3. Which officials within FAA engaged with your community around performancobased navigation flight path changes? a. What type of materials did they provide to your office on the upcoming changes? 4. Have FAA’s outreach efforts changed at all throughout the process? Please describe the timing and effect of any changes. 5. In your opinion, were these outreach efforts effective? a. What, if any, changes would you suggest F:AA make to its outreach process? b. What, if any additional information or materials would have fdcilitated community engagement before, during, or after implementation? 6. 7. Did the community idGntify any concerns or problems with proposed PBN procedures prior to implementation? Please describe. What concerns, if any, do the oornmunity or stakeholders have about the equity of the changes implemented or proposed? 8. From your perspective, what are the main drivers of community noise complaints in this community related to aviation? a. PBN b. Increased traffic c. Increased awareness of noise…

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