Noise

The Jackson Hole Airport has established and implemented a Fly Quiet Program.  This program is designed to encourage pilots that operate at JAC to fly quieter aircraft, and to utilize preferred procedures that mitigate noise over sensitive areas of our community and Grand Teton National Park.

Fly Quiet Help Guide

Current and Historical Radar Tracks

VFR Noise Abatement Procedures

Noise Concerns

To submit a formal noise concern to the Federal Aviation Administration, please click here. Please know concerns submitted on this platform are not typically shared directly with the the Jackson Hole Airport. JAC may not be notified of a submission or resolution/reply from the FAA.

Current Fly Quiet Rankings

February 15, 2023 Fly Quiet Score Cards

The purpose of the Southern Departure Procedure Study was to further investigate the feasibility of a procedure for southern departures that could reduce noise for the entire community south of the Jackson Hole Airport, while taking into consideration other noise sensitive areas such as the Elk Refuge, U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service lands. The Study sought to determine if one or more such procedures are feasible and if so, to conceptually design them. The intent of the Study was to build upon the well­ developed existing noise abatement program in place at the Airport and look for ways to further refine and reduce noise.

In connection with this work, the Departure Procedure Study Input Taskforce was organized to provide input and consultation on the process. The SIT meetings were used to obtain stakeholder input, address questions, ensure understanding regarding the Airport’s and FAA’s roles, and to identify the challenges of designing such procedures relative to FAA standards, criteria and constraints to flying certain procedures. The duration of the SIT expired at the end of the Study.

Report

JAC Southern Dep Procedure Report and Appendices

FAQs

Southern Departure Procedures FAQ

Task Force Meetings