Communities around Seattle-Tacoma International Airport have outlined their top federal policy priorities for 2025/2026 to address growing aircraft noise and air emissions concerns. Key goals include passing legislation to fund repairs for failed home sound insulation packages, fully implementing noise and emissions provisions from the 2024 FAA Reauthorization Act, and investing in sustainable aviation fuels and alternative aircraft technologies. The group also plans a 2026 Washington D.C. fly-in to advocate directly with Congressional and Administration leaders for these community-driven reforms.Open full document
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This document outlines StART’s shared federal policy priorities for 2025/2026 related to aircraft noise and emissions at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. It covers legislative priorities including passing HR2533/S1167, implementing provisions from the 2024 FAA Reauthorization Act, planning a 2026 DC Fly-in, investing in Sustainable Aviation Fuels, and passing HR 1048. The document reflects ongoing community advocacy for new federal tools, authorities, and resources to address aircraft noise and air emissions impacts.
