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Aircraft noise in South Park (92102, 92104)

Aircraft fly over South Park roughly 116 times a day, the bulk of them arrivals at San Diego International Airport, below 3,000 ft. Estimated peak ground noise reaches 89–90 dB — enough to interrupt conversation outdoors. It ranks #19 of 30 San Diego neighborhoods for aircraft noise exposure. (Flight Path Noise monitoring data, 90 days to 2026-09-25.)

Data: 90 days to 2026-09-25 · all tracked aircraft over South Park · updated monthly

Overflights / day
116
busiest on Thursdays
Typical altitude
1,100 ft
over the neighborhood
Est. peak noise
89–90 dB
under the flight path, modelled
San Diego rank
#19 / 30
louder than 38% of measured neighborhoods
A typical day of overflights (all sources)
First movement ~3:51amBusiest hour 9amLast movement ~11:12pm

Where the noise comes from

San Diego International Airport

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116 overflights/day (100%) · typically 1,100 ft

Traffic from San Diego International Airport is arrivals, below 3,000 ft.

How nearby neighborhoods compare

NeighborhoodOverflights / dayRank
Mount Hope301#1
Chollas View222#8
Golden Hill198#9
South Park116#19
North Park5#30

Common questions

Is South Park under a flight path?
Yes — South Park is directly under San Diego International Airport flight paths, with around 116 overflights on a typical day, mostly arrivals.
What time do planes start over South Park?
The first movements typically pass over South Park around 3:51am, building through the morning peak.
Is it quieter in South Park on weekends?
Not much — weekday and weekend traffic over South Park is similar (117 vs 121 overflights a day).

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Neighborhood boundaries: City of San Diego / SanGIS, ODC-PDDL. City boundaries, population (2020 Census) and ZIP Code Tabulation Areas: U.S. Census Bureau. 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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