On nice days, I have noticed a number of jets passing over Enumclaw (city) and they appear to be landing from the South at SeaTac. If they just switched the flight pattern to a 5 miles to the South, they would impact far fewer people than flying right over town. Call 206-787-5393 to report airport noise. This is only on nice days but those are the days that we are outside. Put this as a saved favorite on your phone and call whenever you hear a jet over town.
Airplane Noise
Airplane Noise fron SeaTac impacting Enumclaw on nice days.
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April Chan (Editor) May 22, 2013 at 11:12 am
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