[38A Noise control schemes]
Civil Aviation Act 1982 (1982 c 16) | Legislation

[38A  Noise control schemes]

[(1)     An aerodrome operator may establish and maintain a scheme (referred to in this section and sections 38B and 38C below as a “noise control scheme”) for the purpose of avoiding, limiting or mitigating the effect of noise connected with the taking off or landing of aircraft at the aerodrome.

(2)     A noise control scheme may—

(a)     require operators of aircraft which are to take off or land at the aerodrome to secure that specified requirements are complied with in relation to the aircraft after they take off, or before they land, at the aerodrome;

(b)     prohibit aircraft of specified descriptions from taking off or landing at the aerodrome during specified periods;

(c)     specify the maximum number of occasions on which aircraft of specified descriptions may take off or land at the aerodrome during specified periods;

(d)     impose other restrictions for

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