Airports
Facing Noise Concerns, Florida Airport Considers Move
Naples Airport is conducting a feasilbility study on moving the airport
Naples Airport
Landlocked in terms of growth, and facing noise complaints, Florida's Naples Airport which sees approximately 120,000 operations a year is considering the feasibility of a move. (Photo: Naples Airport Authority)

Florida’s Naples Airport Authority (NAA) has new leadership for its noise compatibility committee (NCC), which consists of nine citizen volunteers who help monitor the impact of aircraft noise on the local community and make recommendations on noise mitigation procedures to the airport’s board of commissioners.

Newly-elected NCC chairman Richard Krawczun represents the area to the southeast of Naples Airport (KAPF) and brings more than 35 years of experience in local and municipal government experience to the position. Meanwhile, vice-chair Andy Reed, the NCC’s county-at-large representative, previously served on the airport’s technical advisory committee for the recent Part 150 noise study.