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    The FAA will be conducting flight checks for the Instrument Landing System (ILS) on the morning of March 28, 2024. Expect an early morning departure, prior to curfew ending (6:30 a.m.), as the FAA is exempt from curfew hours when conducting flight checks. Multiple flyovers and approach passes may be heard by residents.

Flight Tracking & Submitting Noise Complaints

Web Based Flight Tracking

WebTrakTM is a flight tracking system that allows you to watch the movement of flights and air traffic patterns within the greater San Diego area. WebTrakTM includes the aircraft’s type, altitude, origin/destination airports, and flight identification. This system allows residents to review specific aircraft that created a noise concern and lodge a complaint to the Aircraft Noise Mitigation Office directly from the website. Flight operations information has a 5-minute delay. All data is post-processed within 24-hours to incorporate the additional data sources that ensure the track is accurately displayed and complete. This may result in a track either not appearing online or changing after 24-hours. The data feed used in WebTrakTM comes directly from the FAA and includes the terminal area radar or airport surveillance radar (ASR) data, which is used by FAA air traffic control to sequence aircraft in and out of SDIA. ASR data is the most accurate flight track data for displaying tracks in the communities surrounding SDIA. To provide additional accuracy there are additional FAA data sources such as surface movement event services (SMES) and ground radar data and traffic flow management system (TFMS).

Launch WebTrak Flight Tracking

Launch WebTrak Flight Tracking

Noise Tracking Resources