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Will Trump finally solve the CM-Airport noise pollution problem?

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Dear Folks,


In my view, almost nobody, not the pilots, and not the air-traffic controllers, around here know ANYTHING about noise abatement, nor the many good reasons for reducing aircraft noise which is now affecting hundreds of thousands of people, especially in CM.


The noise just increases as the years pass.

The only quiet time, a once-in-a century time, was during COVID.

So, does it really take an epidemic to achieve significant noise abatement?

This is why I am pinning my hopes on Trump, once again.

I believe, from the trajectory of the Iran War, and due to the aspirations of Israel, that petroleum, and petroleum reserves in all countries…will be used up.

If we reduce the availability of petroleum by a solid 20-percent, and hopefully more, just due to a single war in Iran, and maybe due to the war in the Ukraine, will this stop the blasted noise which is now constant, and 24-hours, since 2023?

The worst offenders, IMHO, are flights heading for China and Taiwan (Taipei).

If we could get rid of the Chinese and China/Taipei flights out of CM, then I would be half-way satisfied.

I do not mind any or all flights originating from BKK to China, etc.

I object only to the Chiang Mai airport flights.

Also, what is with the seeming sudden increase of China-bound and ROC-bound flights, beginning last week?  What is happening there???

No matter what, I am just praying that Tump will put an end to this incessant and unnecessary noise.

Go, DONALD…!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I Love you Don….

Yours Truly,

Gamma


Note:  Why are there so many flights?  Are these flights to China being subsidized by governments or something?

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  • scottiejohn
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    Unless you live under either end of the runways then the noise is minimal. (given your previous posts which indicate that you live outside the city area, I have grave doubts regarding this post of you

  • SiSePuede419
    SiSePuede419

    I object only to the Chiang Mai airport flights. No, you only object to the flights that fly over your house that you bought without checking into the airport flight paths. BTW, I used to live maybe

  • novacova
    novacova

    Evidently you’ve been infected by the syndrome no doubt. You should complain to the whiner that chose to live under a flight path. Yet you continue to dwell there. So you hoping and rooting for econom

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Unless you live under either end of the runways then the noise is minimal.

(given your previous posts which indicate that you live outside the city area, I have grave doubts regarding this post of yours!)

Stop being a killjoy and stop posting your usual unfounded cr@p!

The last 4 years I lived in old smokey was on the absolute wheels down final 1km landing approach every flight directly over my roof but oddly it was never the noise that bothered me living there in fact I quite liked it got used to it🤔

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I object only to the Chiang Mai airport flights.

No, you only object to the flights that fly over your house that you bought without checking into the airport flight paths.

BTW, I used to live maybe 30 minutes from an airport, planes flew right over, very loudly, you had to pause your conversation.

Then I moved closer to the same airport.

Only 10 minutes away.

Quiet as a church on Monday here.

Never see any commercial flights, zilch.

Because we're not under a flight path. 😃

Anyone in BKK who is into plane spotting may like to visit the restaurant in Lat Krabang at https://maps.app.goo.gl/L2ugCSFgRQxKMHQo6

I very pleasant place on a klong even if you are not interested in aircraft.

Last time I was there most of the landing aircraft had Dunlop tires!

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1 hour ago, sammieuk1 said:

The last 4 years I lived in old smokey was on the absolute wheels down final 1km landing approach every flight directly over my roof but oddly it was never the noise that bothered me living there in fact I quite liked it got used to it🤔

Have you ever thought of requesting a hearing test during your next medical checkup?

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55 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

Anyone in BKK who is into plane spotting may like to visit the restaurant in Lat Krabang at https://maps.app.goo.gl/L2ugCSFgRQxKMHQo6

I very pleasant place on a klong even if you are not interested in aircraft.

Last time I was there most of the landing aircraft had Dunlop tires!

Dunflops, you mean?

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4 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Will Trump finally solve the CM-Airport noise pollution problem?

Evidently you’ve been infected by the syndrome no doubt.

5 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

In my view, almost nobody, not the pilots, and not the air-traffic controllers, around here know ANYTHING about noise abatement, nor the many good reasons for reducing aircraft noise which is now affecting hundreds of thousands of people, especially in CM.

You should complain to the whiner that chose to live under a flight path.

5 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

The noise just increases as the years pass.

Yet you continue to dwell there.

5 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

If we reduce the availability of petroleum by a solid 20-percent, and hopefully more, just due to a single war in Iran, and maybe due to the war in the Ukraine, will this stop the blasted noise which is now constant, and 24-hours, since 2023?

So you hoping and rooting for economic hardship for your personal selfish discomfort and too frik’n lazy to get some earplugs, utterly pathetic.

Maybe hearing something else?

16 minutes ago, bkk6060 said:

Maybe hearing something else?

Probably the constant noises in its own head telling it how great its posts are(not)!

Edited by scottiejohn

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40 minutes ago, novacova said:

Evidently you’ve been infected by the syndrome no doubt.

You should complain to the whiner that chose to live under a flight path.

Yet you continue to dwell there.

So you hoping and rooting for economic hardship for your personal selfish discomfort and too frik’n lazy to get some earplugs, utterly pathetic.

Do you think earplugs might actually make a positive difference?

And, what are the negative impacts of plugging earplugs all day long, as long as the planes fly, from 6am to 4am the next day?

I think we might also be experiencing a flight-path alteration recently.

It seems that the wind-direction has radically shifted, maybe due to an unusual weather front.

This causes the planes to be taking off from a different runway.

Anyway, if Trump fixes the problem, the cost of air travel will skyrocket.

The number of flights will drop drastically.

And, anthropogenic warming risk will be be slightly lower, for a time at least.

You know:

There are entirely too many people flying around these days.

These people are extremely selfish in their behavior.

If they do not have some pressing need to fly, then they should stay on the ground, or take a ship.

What is this compulsion to travel?

I think it is a sickness.

A selfish sickness that is helping to destroy the planet and disrupting sleep for millions.

People should just remain at home, and devote the saved time and effort to improving places where they come from.

5 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Do you think earplugs might actually make a positive difference?

Of course.

5 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

This causes the planes to be taking off from a different runway.

CNX has only one airstrip, north-south.

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12 minutes ago, novacova said:

Of course.

CNX has only one airstrip, north-south.

Right.

So, you can takeoff on runway 18.

Or.

You can takeoff on runway 36.

===========

They are using runway 18 at the moment, and it is much noisier.

It is noisier due to planes landing from the North, instead of from the South.

Very noisy.

Trump needs to get on the stick.

13 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Right.

So, you can takeoff on runway 18.

Or.

You can takeoff on runway 36.

===========

They are using runway 18 at the moment, and it is much noisier.

It is noisier due to planes landing from the North, instead of from the South.

Very noisy.

Trump needs to get on the stick.

The flights are on a northbound flight path, louder taking off and echoing in the Nim/Chang Phueak urban canyons as usual, nothing unusual for that area. You probably live in a place like green hill, great place for ambient aircraft sounds.

12 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Have you ever thought of requesting a hearing test during your next medical checkup?

No need I can hear a pin drop now🤔

I used to live behind Think Park in Nimman and most of the time I was under the flight takeoff path. After awhile hardly noticed the noise. Could sleep ok. Only time I really noticed was when intently watching TV and the jet noise drowned the audio out, thank god for "pause".

I moved to the area so no justification for me to complain.

19 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Dear Folks,


In my view, almost nobody, not the pilots, and not the air-traffic controllers, around here know ANYTHING about noise abatement, nor the many good reasons for reducing aircraft noise which is now affecting hundreds of thousands of people, especially in CM.


The noise just increases as the years pass.

The only quiet time, a once-in-a century time, was during COVID.

So, does it really take an epidemic to achieve significant noise abatement?

This is why I am pinning my hopes on Trump, once again.

I believe, from the trajectory of the Iran War, and due to the aspirations of Israel, that petroleum, and petroleum reserves in all countries…will be used up.

If we reduce the availability of petroleum by a solid 20-percent, and hopefully more, just due to a single war in Iran, and maybe due to the war in the Ukraine, will this stop the blasted noise which is now constant, and 24-hours, since 2023?

The worst offenders, IMHO, are flights heading for China and Taiwan (Taipei).

If we could get rid of the Chinese and China/Taipei flights out of CM, then I would be half-way satisfied.

I do not mind any or all flights originating from BKK to China, etc.

I object only to the Chiang Mai airport flights.

Also, what is with the seeming sudden increase of China-bound and ROC-bound flights, beginning last week?  What is happening there???

No matter what, I am just praying that Tump will put an end to this incessant and unnecessary noise.

Go, DONALD…!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I Love you Don….

Yours Truly,

Gamma


Note:  Why are there so many flights?  Are these flights to China being subsidized by governments or something?

If you stay home with your new treadmill you wouldn't hear any noise, would you

20 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Dear Folks,


In my view, almost nobody, not the pilots, and not the air-traffic controllers, around here know ANYTHING about noise abatement, nor the many good reasons for reducing aircraft noise which is now affecting hundreds of thousands of people, especially in CM.


The noise just increases as the years pass.

The only quiet time, a once-in-a century time, was during COVID.

So, does it really take an epidemic to achieve significant noise abatement?

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This is why I am pinning my hopes on Trump, once again.

I believe, from the trajectory of the Iran War, and due to the aspirations of Israel, that petroleum, and petroleum reserves in all countries…will be used up.

If we reduce the availability of petroleum by a solid 20-percent, and hopefully more, just due to a single war in Iran, and maybe due to the war in the Ukraine, will this stop the blasted noise which is now constant, and 24-hours, since 2023?

The worst offenders, IMHO, are flights heading for China and Taiwan (Taipei).

If we could get rid of the Chinese and China/Taipei flights out of CM, then I would be half-way satisfied.

I do not mind any or all flights originating from BKK to China, etc.

I object only to the Chiang Mai airport flights.

Also, what is with the seeming sudden increase of China-bound and ROC-bound flights, beginning last week?  What is happening there???

No matter what, I am just praying that Tump will put an end to this incessant and unnecessary noise.

Go, DONALD…!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I Love you Don….

Yours Truly,

Gamma


Note:  Why are there so many flights?  Are these flights to China being subsidized by governments or something?

Modern planes get quieter with each new generation.

Older men, however, often get less tolerant with age...

20 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Dear Folks,


In my view, almost nobody, not the pilots, and not the air-traffic controllers, around here know ANYTHING about noise abatement, nor the many good reasons for reducing aircraft noise which is now affecting hundreds of thousands of people, especially in CM.


The noise just increases as the years pass.

didn't you heavily insulate you home (roof/walls/windows) to be able to chill to single digit temps ?

i'd be surpsied you can hear any noise for outdoors.

Either that or you are tripping up on you own BS again.

14 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Do you think earplugs might actually make a positive difference?

And, what are the negative impacts of plugging earplugs all day long, as long as the planes fly, from 6am to 4am the next day?

I think we might also be experiencing a flight-path alteration recently.

It seems that the wind-direction has radically shifted, maybe due to an unusual weather front.

This causes the planes to be taking off from a different runway.

Anyway, if Trump fixes the problem, the cost of air travel will skyrocket.

The number of flights will drop drastically.

And, anthropogenic warming risk will be be slightly lower, for a time at least.

You know:

There are entirely too many people flying around these days.

These people are extremely selfish in their behavior.

If they do not have some pressing need to fly, then they should stay on the ground, or take a ship.

What is this compulsion to travel?

I think it is a sickness.

A selfish sickness that is helping to destroy the planet and disrupting sleep for millions.

People should just remain at home, and devote the saved time and effort to improving places where they come from.

The seasonal wind is well established but no matter. Trump will not be trying to change it.

CM has one main runway. Arrivals and departures can only be from/to north or south.

So, where the flights are headed to, or coming from is irrelevant. A bit like your posts.

23 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

The noise just increases as the years pass.

Not only the noise, but shower of gas/particles from engines by max power for take off.

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4 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

If you stay home with your new treadmill you wouldn't hear any noise, would you

At home, the sound pressure from the GD planes overflying or flying fairly near is high.

This is a phenomenon which affects a BROAD CORRIDOR for many kilometers both SOUTH of CM airport and NORTH of CM airport.

This affects thousands of students leading to decreased academic performance, and maybe even psychological problems, as these planes overfly schools and universities.

This is NOT a minor annoyance.

And so, since nobody else seems willing to address the problem, Our Last Great White Hope is....obvously....

TRUMP.

If petroleum prices triple, then flying will become more expensive.

Flying now is too cheap.

Nobody thinks twice about paying for it.

This is not right, and is not in accordance with what we know of Global Warming.

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By the way....

WHO flies in Thailand, anyway?

The average airline passenger here is not the majority group.

It is the UPPER-MIDDLE Class of Thailand, and the super rich.

The majority of Thai people cannot afford to fly around the country, presumably just due to boredom with their lives.

This is nothing unique to Thailand, and is probably the same in most countries.

Hence, the term....JET SETTER, who are people I despise, if you must know.

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4 hours ago, IsaanT said:

Modern planes get quieter with each new generation.

Older men, however, often get less tolerant with age...

It is the higher number of overpassing flights that is most annoying, in other words the ....

FREQUENCY that is so bone-rattling.

The CM airport has recently, or fairly recently, become a 24-HOUR airport which means our sleep is now disrupted on a wide scale.

IS THIS REALLY WORTH THE DEGRADED QUALITY OF LIFE for the majority?

Just so that a very small minority can break the silence of the eve?

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4 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

didn't you heavily insulate you home (roof/walls/windows) to be able to chill to single digit temps ?

i'd be surprised you can hear any noise for outdoors.

Either that or you are tripping up on you own BS again.

I need to add some sort of Rock insulation to my ceilings.

You are right, I must continue my insulation efforts for the good of the Planet, as well.

ROCKWOOL or stone wool....this is what I need.

But then, one becomes a prisoner of one's own abode.....

4 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

The CM airport has recently, or fairly recently, become a 24-HOUR airport which means our sleep is now disrupted on a wide scale.

Started in 2023.

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1 hour ago, OneManShow said:

Not only the noise, but shower of gas/particles from engines by max power for take off.

I am unfamiliar with the extent of this particle problem, ...

Or, I should say particulate problem.

It cannot be good, except it does tend to cool down the air temps during the hot season, for sure.

I guess the cooler temps are worth the smoke and particulates in Chiang Mai?

SOOT is Great....for cooling....!!!!

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24 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

It is the higher number of overpassing flights that is most annoying, in other words the ....

FREQUENCY that is so bone-rattling.

The CM airport has recently, or fairly recently, become a 24-HOUR airport which means our sleep is now disrupted on a wide scale.

IS THIS REALLY WORTH THE DEGRADED QUALITY OF LIFE for the majority?

Just so that a very small minority can break the silence of the eve?

On the face of it, I sympathise with the issue of increased frequency.

However, being the bright chap that you are, you DID know there was an airport in the local vicinity when you chose to settle there, didn't you...? And the increasing volume of air traffic over time is a well-established pattern so you could have anticipated that it was only going to get worse (COVID excepted).

Nothing personal, it's just commonsense and logic.

Only if they change the airport to the Donald J.Trump International Airport,

offer him something shiny ,then he would do it....

regards Worgeordie

“Let me move really close to an airport and then b.tch and complain about the noise because I’m bored and have nothing else going on in my life!”

Zero sympathy!

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