No one...get over it. They're airplanes--they make noise.

The only 'low aircraft' that you should be hearing is LifeStar on approach to the Middlesex Hospital helipad. All other aircraft in this area should be at least 1000 feet AGL (above ground level), and they probably are.

They may be at 1000 ft or more, but they are well below 35K ft cruising altitude. Low enough that you can't sleep with the windows open without being disturbed.

I noticed a really low flying jet yesterday. It wasn't a military jet or big jumbo jet but a corporate or personal jet. I couldn't believe how low and noisy it was. Nothing worth complaining about but thought I'd put it out there so people don't gang up on Bill.

Mucho gracias, Amigo! Coincidentally, there ise in the house with the windows shut. In the day time, who cares. But at night, it is constant and annoying. Growing up near a train track, the sound of trains in the night never bothered my but these low flying planes are a different animal.

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