Largo Flying Club Implements New Aircraft Noise Regulations, Setting 88db Limit Before 10 AM

The Largo Flying Club has implemented a new noise policy to regulate aircraft operations at its airfield. This new policy directly impacts local pilots and residents living near the club, establishing clear decibel limits for different times of the day.

Under the new regulations, sound levels for aircraft operations are restricted to a maximum of 88 decibels (db) before 9 AM on weekdays. On weekends, this 88db limit extends until 10 AM. These early morning restrictions aim to minimize disturbance during typical quiet hours in the community.

After 9 AM on weekdays, the maximum allowable sound level for aircraft operations increases to 94db. Similarly, after 10 AM on weekends, the sound level limit also rises to 94db. This tiered approach acknowledges varying activity levels throughout the day while still maintaining a cap on noise output.

The Largo Flying Club developed this policy to address community concerns regarding aircraft noise while allowing its members to continue their flying activities. The club's airfield operations now operate under these specific sound level guidelines, which became effective today, September 30, 2026.