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The Independent Commission on Civil Aviation noise ceased operating on 30 September 2021.
Any further questions about ICCAN’s work or aviation noise should be directed to the Department for Transport. Before submitting a question you might find the answer in our Frequently Asked Questions.

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- To increase trust, transparency and clarity in the aviation noise debate
- To promote consistency, responsibility and accountability within the aviation noise industry and beyond
- To establish our expertise, authority and credibility
We have met with hundreds of stakeholders, including local communities, as we have travelled around the country to learn more about aviation noise and how it affects people. To reach a fair and balanced view we have also held meetings with airlines, airports, businesses and experts in the field of acoustics and aircraft technology.
ICCAN has not been set up to perform the function of a noise ombudsman, although we will review the need for future regulation and consider if it would be appropriate to establish one in the UK. We would encourage you to direct any noise complaints to your local airport.
The Independent Commission on Civil Aviation noise ceased operating on 30 September 2021.
You can read the Government’s statement on ICCAN’s closure and Head Commissioner Rob Light’s letter to the Minister to learn more.
Any further questions about ICCAN’s work or aviation noise should be directed to the Department for Transport.