AOPA Fights Santa Fe Noise Fines

Edited by Robert A. Searles April 01, 1999
The AOPA is fighting a proposal by the city of Santa Fe, N.M., to impose fines of up to $500 when aircraft noise is deemed a ``nuisance'' to local residents. ``There is no valid noise study for [Santa Fe Municipal] airport,'' says Bill Dunn, the AOPA's vice president of regional affairs. ``There is...

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