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Posted by Finder 2/16/2009 6:28 PM | remove
  DC-3
Posted by Charlie_Dunver 2/20/2009 5:27 AM | remove
  surrounded by woods lol
Posted by Finder 2/20/2009 12:40 PM | remove
  Woods, golf course and apple orchards. This is why I have no sympathy for those in the airport's vicinty who always whine about noise and play the "let's go back to YMX" card. The airport was there long before housing development. Don't like hoise? Then don't buy a house around YUL.
Posted by maZe 2/20/2009 1:07 PM | remove
  Although technically, evern since the late 1960's it was made clear that Dorval would not exponentially grow as it did as most of the bigger planes would be going to Mirabel (let's assume the bigger planes do int'l routes). Of course, there would have still be some big planes for US flights but obviously, the amount of traffic and especially of jet engines was never planed to be that important.
Iy you bought a house next to Dorval, you can obviously expect some traffic but let's say you bought your house in 1989 or so and you carefully evaluated the level of noise and air traffic but thought it was acceptable. And then, less than 10 years later, you end up with basically ALL traffic for 2 airports, I for one wouldn't be impressed.
Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! 2/20/2009 1:44 PM | remove
  but maze i worked at the end of the runway in the industrial park, the prop planes are the biggest culprit, the jets today are 20 times quieter than they were 20 years ago as well. the engine companies pride themselves on thier quiet engines. Rolls Royce for example has been constantly working to quiet the RB211 (the chevy of the turbofan engines) When i worked at rolls you could walk by the outlet to the test cell and the rb211 was only noticeable by its wind noise. Compare this to the spey or the avon which you can hear comming a mile away,


speaking of rolls royce, they opened in lachine in 1955, thier building near the airport was originally the blackhorse brewery stables.
Posted by Charlie_Dunver 2/21/2009 5:33 AM | remove
  I hear planes going overhead almost every day in Saint Laurent and I understand why people are upset. It's loud. Doesn't matter what anyone says, those planes are loud. Sometimes I am walking and one on it s way in flies right over me and it s shocking. You can just feel something very powerful swarming by you. I would be very surprised if all that turns out to be "harmless".
Posted by Charlie_Dunver 2/21/2009 5:39 AM | remove
  And they come often. In the time it takes me to smoke a cigarette there can be as many as 7 huge planes flying almost right over me. You can see them coming for miles. It's like non stop lol. and it goes on into the evening.
Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! 2/21/2009 6:21 AM | remove
  do you remember when plattsburg airbase was still running! they had it bad, at least we dont have the sonic boom!
Posted by Finder 2/22/2009 5:08 AM | remove
  Yes, I do. Camping around Saranac Lake pre-1996. Those will clear your sinuses.
Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! 2/22/2009 5:16 PM | remove
  thank God there was never supersonic flight at dorval
Posted by maZe 2/22/2009 10:25 PM | remove
  Well there was sone supersonic flight but they were only special flights. I visited a Concord once in Mtl...Air France one I believe, can't quite remember, I was young...
Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! 2/22/2009 10:40 PM | remove
  yeah plattsburgh though had planes taking off for training maneovers from 5 am to late at night! when they hit mach 1 around port kent or chazy it was insane
Posted by Charlie_Dunver 2/28/2009 4:03 AM | remove
  Wasn't part of the deal at Mirabel that Concordes would fly there on a regular basis?
Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! 2/28/2009 2:50 PM | remove
  i read that too, because they said dorvals urban location couldnt take supersonic flight. another thing that was a nail in montreal as a airport citys coffin was longer distance flights so montreal was no longer needed as a fuel stop
Posted by mewthree 6/24/2009 7:24 PM | remove
  @ Maze..

that exact thing happened to me and my family...
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