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Report noise incidents online

In keeping with its commitment to be a good neighbor, King County International Airport (Boeing Field) works with local communities and residents on an ongoing basis to mitigate and reduce aircraft noise.

As part of this commitment, the airport relies on residents to be its eyes and ears by helping to identify aircraft bound for KCIA that may not be following designated landing approaches.

While the airplane you see may be bound for another airport in the region, KCIA wants to make it as easy and convenient as possible for residents to report aircraft noise problems. We promise to follow up on all reports we receive and will make every attempt to remind those pilots bound for Boeing Field of the importance of using designated approaches.

Thank you for supporting KCIA in its efforts to be a good neighbor.

Online noise incident report form

Date of noise incident:
Time of noise incident:

Nature of complaint: Please select one: Helicopter Low and Loud Aircraft Off-Course Runups Safety Concerns Unusual Behavior Other (describe below)

Comments on noise incident:

Contact Information:

First Name:
Last Name:

Street Address:

City:
State:    Zip code:

Telephone number for response:
E-mail address:

Would you like someone to contact you directly? Yes No

Note: Response may take 1-2 business days. For same-day response, please call the Noise Information Line at 206-205-5242 during normal business hours.

Note: It takes approximately 15 seconds for this form to submit.  Please be patient as the form is being logged into our system.

Last update: June 21, 2005