F-35 noise is delaying some Madison housing development
Internal emails obtained by the Wisconsin State Journal show Dane County airport staff are frustrated by city efforts to put housing in neighborhoods where aircraft noise can impact health.
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Internal emails obtained by the Wisconsin State Journal show Dane County airport staff are frustrated by city efforts to put housing in neighborhoods where aircraft noise can impact health.
MADISON, Wis. -- A snow-covered localizer was to blame for several delayed and diverted flights Tuesday at the Dane County Regional Airport, staff told News 3 Now.
With about 2,200 Madisonian getting exposed to aircraft noise incompatible with residential life, the Dane County airport is recommending the FAA approve new flight paths, changes to how F-35s takeoff
Low-cost airliner Breeze Airways will operate the twice weekly flights.
Several flights were canceled at the Dane County Airport as our second winter storm of the week moves in Friday morning.