The planes have been more disruptive and more frequent over this past summer. I filed a compliant recently and was sent a packet on the reasoning with the flight plans due to weather, scheduling, etc. It was basically the same, thanks for the concern but no action will follow.

I agree that they have been exceptionally noisy for the last few weeks....after a few hours the constant noise becomes AWFUL and Distracting. They need to alter the flight patterns now and then to give everyone a respite. Cannot blame everything on the wind direction !!!!!

I too agree that the planes have been extremely disruptive and intrusive. I remember we used to get about 5 planes a day flying over my home, now it's almost 15 per hour 4 or 5 times per day. If there is a solution, please share. Thanks you.

You all need to call the noise line at Mass Port. They will take your complaint and do research. I called them this morning. Living near the Boys and Girls Club, we get a lot of that!

This is ridiculous, wind absolutely affects the way the planes approach the airport. They're routing them in the safest way possible. If that's over Somerville, so be it. Just be glad you don't live in east Boston.

I'm not sure it's ridiculous when other towns have taken issue with flight patterns and building of runways that would affect their property values and legal right to "quiet enjoyment". There is a specific schedule in order to appease certain towns and areas, Chelsea should be no different. If they don't hear from anyone, they won't change it even if it is possible.

Firstly, as a waterfront neighborhood resident, my belief is that the planes have gotten much worse, they're not just on certain days, or days with certain wind/weather conditions. They've been constant, and I, for one, really need a night's sleep. I'm hurtin'!

But secondly, as I've stated before, SeeClickFix is for things that city government can fix. Though there isn't money to make this an interface for a computerized work order system, think of it like one. If you need your cable fixed, you're not going to put in a service request with a plumber.

So, again, I must close this issue. Before I do, I think Melissa and Mff are right, you still have to file the complaints with MassPort in large numbers. If we're not the squeaky wheel, why would they change a thing? However, I also propose directing your/our comments to some people who might be able to talk to MassPort more effectively:

Rep. Dan Ryan
State House
Room 136
Boston, MA 02133
Phone: 617-722-2396
Email: Dan.Ryan@mahouse.gov

Sen. Sal DiDomenico
State House
Room 218
Boston, MA 02133
Phone: 617-722-1650
Fax: 617-722-1323
Email:Sal.DiDomenico@masenate.gov

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Melissa, can you give me a quick call on the trash matter? 617-466-4100

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