About FlyQuiet
A community-built record of low-flying aircraft over McClellan-Palomar — turning public radar into accountability.
Why we exist
Neighborhoods around McClellan-Palomar Airport (CRQ) live under a steady stream of general-aviation traffic. When an aircraft crosses overhead too low, the noise is real — but the evidence usually isn't. Complaints get filed from memory, without altitude, tail number, or time, and they're easy to dismiss.
FlyQuiet changes that. We continuously pull public radar for each participating neighborhood, flag every flight that crosses the boundary below its altitude ceiling, and attach the facts: the lowest point inside your neighborhood, the aircraft, its registered owner, and the exact moment. Each flagged flight becomes a one-click, verifiable noise complaint.
The result is a transparent, data-driven case that residents, Neighborhoods, and airport authorities can all trust — built by the community, for the community.
What we stand for
Radar and insights for smarter decisions.
Accurate, transparent and community focused.
Protecting quality of life where people live.
Supporting responsible flying and innovation.
Building a quieter future for generations to come.
Built by neighbors, backed by data.
Add your neighborhood and start turning overflights into a documented record.