In an effort to reduce aircraft noise near the San Carlos and Half Moon Bay airports, San Mateo County officials have distributed videos pilots can use to take off and land at the two county-operated airports, according to a county press release.

Part of the county’s Aircraft Noise Management Plan, the narrated, aerial videos have been posted on a new county website with information on airport noise and operations, including takeoff and landing data. Aimed at helping new pilots navigate the airspace near the two airports, the videos’ narration directs viewers’ attention to notable landmarks and strategies for curbing the aircraft noise heard by those below, according to the release.

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Lou

Great video. Thanks for posting. Beyond that, we have a horrific noise problem with large aircraft landing with flight paths over Foster City and east side of San Mateo. Do you have any articles/videos/updates about work being done to correct that problem? Please write articles. Thank you.

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