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Aircraft noise in Truganina (3029)

Truganina experiences approximately 80 aircraft overflights per day, primarily arrivals at Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine), passing between roughly 3,000 and 5,000 ft. Helicopters and light aircraft add another 10 low overflights a day. Estimated peak ground noise reaches 74–81 dB — enough to interrupt conversation outdoors. It ranks #12 of 128 Melbourne 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 Truganina · updated monthly

Overflights / day
80
busiest on Wednesdays
Typical altitude
4,100 ft
over the suburb
Est. peak noise
74–81 dB
under the flight path, modelled
Melbourne rank
#12 / 128
louder than 91% of measured suburbs
A typical day of overflights (all sources)
First movement ~12:22amBusiest hour 11amLast movement ~11:44pm

Where the noise comes from

Truganina hears traffic from 2 distinct sources:

Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine)

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70 overflights/day (87%) · typically 4,300 ft

Arrivals descending toward the sequence cross Truganina at moderate altitude — steady background traffic from the west.

Helicopters & other light aircraft

10 overflights/day (13%) · typically 1,400 ft

Point Cook's training aircraft cross Truganina lower down in daylight hours.

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
Truganina80#12
Laverton North49#26
Ravenhall46#28
Mount Cottrell30#40
Tarneit25#48
Hoppers Crossing7#114
Williams Landing6#120

Common questions

Is Truganina under a flight path?
Yes — Truganina is under Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine) flight paths, with around 80 overflights on a typical day, mostly arrivals.
Which airport's aircraft fly over Truganina?
More than one source: Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine) (~70/day), other low-flying aircraft (~10/day). The breakdown above shows each source's pattern.
What time do planes start over Truganina?
The first movements typically pass over Truganina around 12:22am, building through the morning peak.
Is it quieter in Truganina on weekends?
Slightly — weekends average about 12% fewer overflights than weekdays (73 vs 83 a day).

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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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