In a voluntary effort to address noise impacts by looking at operational changes and land use compatibility, the King County International Airport is undertaking a Part 150 Noise Study. The Study Advisory Committee will work closely with the airport and project consultants to review information, provide feedback, discuss possible noise remedies, and to advise the Airport in the adoption of a successful noise remedy program. The Roundtable Board is comprised of aviation-related businesspeople and representatives of communities interested in Airport issues. It was set up as an advisory board to make recommendations to Airport Administration, the County Executive, and County Council. The Part 150 Study is a voluntary effort by the Airport to address noise impacts by looking at operational changes and land use compatibility.
Public input is welcome.
Reservations at least two weeks in advance are requested. Tours require a minimum of 20 people for a bus tour and 10 people for a van tour. The narrated tour explaining the history and current operations at King County International Airport takes about one hour. In addition to the Boeing Company delivery ramp, where the newest commercial jet aircraft can be seen, the tour allows observation from the air-side of the Airport of a wide variety of general aviation businesses and activities. Virtual tours Enjoy a virtual tour of King County International Airport from anywhere in the world.