by Daniel Fink, MD, Chair, The Quiet Coalition
This piece in the Wall Street Journal discusses the problem of noise inside the airplane cabin, not just under Federal Aviation Administration’s NextGen flight paths.
Airplane cabins can be made quieter. The Airbus A380, soon to stop production, is the largest passenger airplane and also one of the quietest inside. Maybe other aircraft manufacturers can do more to design quieter planes, too.
Until they do, I will continue to wear my noise-cancelling headphones when I fly.
I recommend that you do the same.
Thanks to Bryan Pollard at Hyperacusis Research, Ltd. for letting us know about this article.
