Hundreds of Norwegians sue nation for F-35 noise
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Hundreds of Norwegians sue nation for F-35 noise
Hundreds of Norwegians sue nation for F-35 noise
The new Norwegian F-35s jet has a much more powerful engine than the F-16 fighter previously used by the Norwegian Air Force, with significantly more engines … 31.03 .2022, Sputnik International
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People living near the fighter base in Orlando, Trondelag County believe that the noise from the new Norwegian F-35 fighter is so loud that it is demanding compensation from the state. The F-35 has a more powerful engine than the F-. The 16 fighters previously used by the Norwegian Air Force make quite a lot of noise. A total of 220 landowners are behind the proceedings formally filed after Easter. They believe that overwhelming noise levels reduce characteristic values. Previous noise measurements based on mean values were unfair with respect to perceived noise, according to local so-called “noise groups”. According to the “Noise Group,” noise levels above the 60 dB threshold have tripled compared to 2010, before the new Computational F-35 contract was signed, while noise levels above the 67 dB threshold have increased. It shows that it has increased four times. I will quote a similar precedent. In 2006, when residents around Oslo Airport’s Gardemoen were sentenced by the Supreme Court, the average compensation amount was NOK 200,000-300,000 ($ 23,000-35,000) per household. As for the lawyer, the individual difference in Orlando is Gardermoen. So far, Norway has received 24 F-35 fighters. An additional 10 of these aircraft are currently being used to train Norwegian pilots in the United States. Norway has purchased a total of 52 fighters, making it the largest military source in history. Previously, a similar noise problem occurred in Denmark, a Scandinavian companion who purchased 27 F-35s.
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The new Norwegian F-35s jet has a more powerful engine than the F-16 fighter previously used by the Norwegian Air Force and significantly increases noise. Previously, there were complaints about similar noise levels in Denmark.
The F-35 has a more powerful engine than the F-16 fighter previously used by the Norwegian Air Force, which significantly increases noise.
There are a total of 220 landowners behind the proceedings formally filed after Easter. They believe that overwhelming noise levels reduce asset value.
“We have been concerned that the noise intensity of the aircraft should be better reflected in the calculations made. We now believe we have achieved this,” said Arild Paulsen, a lawyer. Says. Said National broadcast NRK. “We have previously sent procedural notices, and we will send proceedings to the states in which we seek compensation in accordance with neighborhood law,” Paulsen said.
Earlier noise measurements based on mean values were unfair with respect to perceived noise, according to the so-called “noise group” of the region.
“The disadvantages of real noise are better explained by noise calculations that indicate the number of incidents per day above a certain level and the duration of such incidents,” Paulsen emphasized.
According to the “Noise Group,” new calculations show that the amount of noise above 60 dB has tripled compared to 2010 before the F-35 contract was signed, but exceeds the 67 dB threshold. The amount of noise has increased fourfold.
So far, Norway has received 24 F-35 fighters. An additional 10 of these aircraft are currently being used to train Norwegian pilots in the United States. Norway has purchased a total of 52 fighters, making it the largest military source in history.
Previously, a similar noise problem occurred in Denmark, a Scandinavian companion who purchased 27 F-35s.
https://sputniknews.com/20220331/hundreds-of-norwegians-sue-the-state-over-f-35-noise-1094347605.html Hundreds of Norwegians sue nation for F-35 noise
