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Aircraft noise in Sydney Olympic Park (2127)

On a typical day, about 16 aircraft pass over Sydney Olympic Park — mostly departures at Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport, between roughly 3,000 and 5,000 ft. Bankstown Airport traffic adds another 2 overflights a day. Estimated peak ground noise reaches 74–82 dB. It ranks #78 of 139 Sydney suburbs for aircraft noise exposure. (Flight Path Noise monitoring data, 90 days to 2026-08-21.)

Data: 90 days to 2026-08-21 · all tracked aircraft over Sydney Olympic Park · updated monthly

Overflights / day
16
busiest on Sundays
Typical altitude
4,500 ft
over the suburb
Est. peak noise
74–82 dB
under the flight path, modelled
Sydney rank
#78 / 139
louder than 44% of measured suburbs
A typical day of overflights (all sources)
First movement ~6:43amBusiest hour 10amLast movement ~8:59pm

Where the noise comes from

Sydney Olympic Park hears traffic from 2 distinct sources:

Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport

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14 overflights/day (89%) · typically 4,600 ft

Sydney Olympic Park sits under departures climbing west and north-west at moderate altitude, with higher arrivals crossing toward the sequence. The precinct's noise is regular but diffuse — a background of climbing jets rather than a concentrated corridor.

Bankstown Airport

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2 overflights/day (11%) · typically 700 ft

Bankstown Airport contributes a mix of arrivals and departures over Sydney Olympic Park, typically below 3,000 ft.

Light-aircraft counts are tracked overflights only — many training and private aircraft carry no ADS-B transponder, so true numbers are higher.

How nearby suburbs compare

SuburbOverflights / dayRank
Lidcombe26#39
Sydney Olympic Park16#78
Ermington15#83
Homebush West12#100
Concord West12#101
Homebush8#114

Common questions

Is Sydney Olympic Park under a flight path?
Yes — Sydney Olympic Park is under Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport flight paths, with around 16 overflights on a typical day, mostly departures.
Which airport's aircraft fly over Sydney Olympic Park?
More than one source: Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (~14/day), Bankstown Airport (~2/day). The breakdown above shows each source's pattern.
What time do planes start over Sydney Olympic Park?
The first movements typically pass over Sydney Olympic Park around 6:43am, once the curfew (11 PM – 6 AM) ends. Traffic builds through the morning peak.
Is it quieter in Sydney Olympic Park on weekends?
Not much — weekday and weekend traffic over Sydney Olympic Park is similar (18 vs 18 overflights a day).
Do planes fly over Sydney Olympic Park at night?
The main airport's curfew restricts movements between 11 PM – 6 AM, so overnight overflights are rare. The last movements are typically around 8:59pm.

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Suburb boundaries: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Suburbs and Localities 2021, CC BY 4.0. Postcodes: GeoNames, CC BY 4.0. Flight data: ADS-B, 90-day rolling window, all tracked aircraft regardless of airport. Noise figures are modelled estimates, not measurements — how we measure.

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