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Noise is a public health problem and, more than that, a source of discomfort perceived strongly by population. World Health Organization (WHO) has undertaken studies that have underlined the harmful aspects of noise on the human body, and EU regulations have aligned their requirements to both WHO standards and the standards set by International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). At national level, Romania has adopted rules on controlling noise, which transposed the European directives in the field. This study presents the legal measures taken by France to mitigate noise pollution around airports, of which the act establishing compensations for residents for soundproofing homes would be a good example for Romania.

The Juridical Management of the Noise Produced by Aircrafts