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What are noise abatement procedures?

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There are certain constraints that can prevent or hinder the implementation of noise abatement procedures. Operational procedures must consider issues such as:

the capacity requirements of the airport and airspace,
the configuration of the airport and the local community characteristics,
the tradeoff between noise and emissions, and
whether aircraft are equipped with the necessary sophisticated flight management systems.

Noise abatement procedures are published by Airservices Australia.

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