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Constant plane noise

Bought a house few months ago, single family in a very good school district. Didn’t realize until we moved in but holy shit a plane literally goes overhead some days like 3x a minute. In one day it could be up to 300x a day. It feels criminal. It’s 12 miles from the major airport so no way in a million years would I have expected this to be an issue. I filed 2 complaints with the airport ombudsman like 2 months ago but no responses at all. What do I do in this situation. For some people it may not be an issue but I can’t stand it. Happens basically 3 days a week sometimes on weekends it is very loud. I can see the planes approaching they are pretty low for 12+ miles from the airport, the planes could clearly go elsewhere but they come over us only on those days. Airport has a flight map so it’s easy to see them coming straight over our heads it’s literally a direct hit every time.

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