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Pompano Beach, FL Noise Ordinances: Aircraft Noise (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Governing chapter
City Code Chapter 93, Air Park
Noise standard
Follow NBAA abatement procedures
Departure rule
Use full runway length for altitude
Max penalty
$500 fine or 60 days jail
Enforcement
Police Dept. and Air Park Supervisor

Summary

Pilots using Pompano Beach Air Park must follow noise abatement procedures set by the City Commission, including full-length runway departures to gain maximum altitude over airport property. Violations carry criminal penalties enforced through the Air Park Supervisor and Police Department.

The City Commission directs airport users to comply with the following regulations unless otherwise directed by Air Traffic Control. (A) All persons operating aircraft within city limits shall familiarize themselves with the National Business Aircraft Association (NBAA) noise abatement operating procedures available at the Air Park Supervisor's office or from the NBAA. (B) Use of the full length of the runway should be used so as to gain as much altitude as possible while over airport property.

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Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: 2026 S-122: Supplement contains: Local legislation current through 2026-35, passed 7-29-26).

Full Breakdown

City Code Chapter 93 governs the Pompano Beach Air Park and directs airport users to comply with noise controls unless Air Traffic Control says otherwise. 06, every pilot operating aircraft within city limits must familiarize themselves with the National Business Aircraft Association (NBAA) noise abatement operating procedures, copies of which are kept at the Air Park Supervisor's office. Pilots are also required to use the full length of the runway on departure so the aircraft gains as much altitude as possible while still over airport property, reducing noise exposure to surrounding neighborhoods.

07 separately bars operating any helicopter, autogyro, or other aircraft in a manner that violates FAA rules over inhabited areas. 10 as an alternative to a criminal citation; the accused has 30 days to appeal after the owner or pilot receives the notice by hand delivery or registered mail. 08.

Violations & Fines

Violating Sections 93.06, 93.07, or 93.10(B)(6) is punishable under Section 93.99(B) by a fine of up to $500, up to 60 days imprisonment, or both, capped at whatever penalty state law imposes for similar conduct. The Air Park Supervisor may instead issue an administrative notice of violation, giving the recipient 30 days to appeal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What noise rule applies to pilots at Pompano Beach Air Park?
Section 93.06 requires pilots to familiarize themselves with the NBAA's noise abatement operating procedures, available from the Air Park Supervisor, and to use the full runway length to gain maximum altitude over airport property before leaving the noise-sensitive area.
Can aircraft land or take off anywhere else in the city?
No. Section 93.05 confines all aircraft, helicopter, and air vehicle landings and takeoffs to the Pompano Beach Air Park; using any other land area in the city is prohibited.
What happens if a pilot ignores the noise abatement rule?
Under Section 93.99(B), a violation of Section 93.06 is punishable by a fine of up to $500, up to 60 days in jail, or both. The Air Park Supervisor can also issue an administrative notice of violation instead of a criminal citation.

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