Chapter 902 4. Mulino Airport - Noise Abatement Program Operating an airport near residential areas while ensuring a safe and efficient air transportation system is a nationwide challenge. Courteous and responsible pilots are the key to a successful noise management program. Key elements of a successful program are avoiding unnecessary residential overflights and flying as quietly as safety permits. Please help us maintain a Good Neighbor relationship with the surrounding communities by following the recommended noise abatement procedures illustrated in the section below.
Safety always supersedes fly neighborly procedures.
Recomended VFR Procedures Safety permitting, avoid flying over nearby residential areas when arriving or departing Mulino Airport. The Port of Portland is committed to maintaining a quality general aviation program as a viable part of its aviation system. To do so, the Port's General Aviation airports must be financially self-sufficient. As part of the creation of new revenue sources, the Port began collection of a landing fee at Hillsboro, Troutdale and Portland International airports on general aviation aircraft used for commercial passenger or cargo operations and aircraft weighing 10,000 pounds or more. Currently, there are no landing fees at Mulino Airport.