http://epa.gov/otaq/aviation.htm.
Plane Sense
Public hearing for the “Proposed Finding that Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Aircraft Cause or Contribute to Air Pollution that May Reasonably be Anticipated to Endanger Public Health and Welfare and Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking” on August 11, 2015 in Washington, D.C.
http://epa.gov/otaq/aviation.htm.
http://epa.gov/otaq/aviation.htm.
updated 9 years ago
http://epa.gov/otaq/aviation.htm.
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11
As the noise from one airplane fades, the noise build up of the next airplane begins.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=&sid=%20KJFK%20&num=168&raw=0&dbn=m
The constant roar of arrivals using the same approach onto runways 22L/R into JFK International airport.
FAA and #NextGen abusive flight patterns over neighborhoods across the country with low altitudes and high frequency aerial bombardments. This is a quality of life issue.
This is what we see, hear, feel, when JFK Int'l airport routes arriving airplanes over Nassau County (some times as far as Suffolk County), across parts of Queens county onto JFK runway 22L/R.
One would think that this live stream is situated right at the end of the airport runway. We are not.
We are 10+ miles out from the airport. These aircrafts are steadily tracked over our neighborhoods at 2000 ft and lower. At times the airplanes can only be heard if they begin ILS 'earlier', which would put them out of view to the right. Otherwise, they should cut right into camera view.
The FAA states that these new approaches have "No significant impact" to our communities. What do you think?
http://www.planesense4li.org
Track the "Arc of Doom"
planefinder.net/location/40.576401,-73.45643,11
http://www.flightradar24.com/40.68,-73.63/11