Residents · Pilots · Wineries — United
There's only one Napa Valley.
Let's protect it.
In late 2024, a new flight path funneled loud, low-flying jets over 40,000 residents, 8 schools, and hundreds of acres of world-class vineyards — without public notice or environmental review. We're working with officials to fix it.
Quiet skies. Healthy air. Safe for all.
Napa Valley is our home. It is also an irreplaceable national treasure that produces the continent's finest wines and welcomes visitors from around the world. Residents, pilots, schools, and businesses are united. Our goal is to restore peace and quiet to our beautiful valley and to protect the health of residents, visitors, and the environment for generations to come.
What You Can Do
Three ways to make a difference
The FAA tracks every complaint and every signature. Each one moves us closer to change.
File a Noise Complaint
Complaints are the single most powerful tool residents have — yet 95% of people affected never file one. It takes one minute. The county counts every report.
Submit now→Sign the Petition
1,123 neighbors have already signed. Add your name to our Change.org petition demanding alternative flight paths that protect Napa's homes and schools.
Sign petition→Attend a Meeting
Your presence sends a message. Even if you don't speak, showing up counts. Decision-makers notice when the room is full of concerned residents.
See schedule→About the Problem
A worst-case flight path
imposed for every day.
In 2024, an untested landing approach was imposed over Napa Valley's most populated neighborhoods — without warning, public input, or meaningful environmental review. Jets now roar as low as 1,000 feet above homes, schools, and residential care homes, sometimes well past midnight, emitting an estimated 400 lbs of emissions on those below. Complaints surged 4,000% after the change, yet the route remains.
We're not anti-airport. We're pro-solutions. Safer alternative paths exist — some used for over 50 years without incident — that protect residents, schools, vineyards, and the airport's future. The FAA just hasn't acted on them.
Learn more about the issue →Estimated emissions from private jets over Napa neighborhoods each week
See the data →Latest Updates
News & Developments
May 6, 2026
Board of Supervisors to Hear Flight Path Proposal
FSNV will present alternative flight path data at the May 20th meeting. Community attendance is critical.
April 28, 2026
Public Records Request Filed with Airport Authority
First public records act request submitted regarding the Statement of Work with Coffman Associates.