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NBAA Updates 'Quiet Flying' Guidelines

The new program supplants the original 1967 noise abatement procedure.

NBAA released updated standardized noise abatement guidelines last week. The new program supplants the original 1967 noise abatement procedure, introduced when NBAA first urged its members to practice quiet flying. (Photo: NBAA)

June 29, 2015

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