Full history
The archive
every flight, since day one
The station's complete dataset since day one — cross-referenced by aircraft model, airline, night regulation, and air quality, with full photo galleries for each.
Snapshot, not live. This archive is republished periodically from the station's full database — not streamed in real time like the counters on Data — so totals here can lag the live ticker by a few hours or days. The photo galleries go further too, including shots never posted to Instagram.
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Total flights
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Avg. peak dB per flight
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Peak dB
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Avg. vibration (mg)
Top airlinesclick to explore
Top aircraft modelsclick to explore
Sound × vibration correlation
Photos
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Monthly trend
Photos
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Monthly trend
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Night flights (00h–06h)
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Critical Alerts
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Orange Alerts
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Level 2 Alerts
Orange is not an ANAC-defined tier — the regulation only sets Critical (>98.9 dB) and Level 2 (93.0–95.9 dB), with nothing in between. Orange tracks that gap on our own, so a loud flight at 97 dB is never silently dropped from the count.
Top offenders (by airline)
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Rare / military flights detected
By typeclick to explore
Photos
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Can you trust
these figures?
1 · The summary
Four areas, four answers
2 · The rules
What does not count in the statistics
| Situation | What we do | In the data | Flights |
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3 · The methods
How each figure is obtained
Sound
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dB readings capped at 100
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Airlines
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Editorial choices
9H-
Malta AirBoeing 737Lauda EuropeAirbus A320/A321
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NorwegianNorwegian Air Sweden
Aircraft models
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Rare flights
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Suspected false-positive "military" tags
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4 · The log
Every correction, dated
5 · For researchers
Find these flags in the files
Ambient PM sensor readings captured alongside each flight event — a timing reference, not proof that aircraft caused the reading (a barbecue or cigarette on the terrace affects it just as much).
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Average PM2.5
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Peak PM2.5
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Sensor coverage
sensor installed 12 May 2026
Air quality distribution
Traffic × PM2.5 over time
Replay any day. Wind direction, the runway in use over the terrace, aircraft noise and the weather, slot by slot since 8 September. The month view shows the patterns that only appear over weeks. For the last 7 days, see Data → Wind rotation.
Month view · 3-hour slots
Average peak over the terrace < 86 dB≥ 92 dB
Runway 20 slot: departures climb over the terrace, arrivals land from the north
Click a day or a slot
Day detail
Full history of the station's regulatory noise metric (Lden, EU/Portugal standard) and wind trend. "Peak avg" below is the average peak dB per flight for that day — for today's live figures and methodology, see Data → Expert Mode.
Monthly table · Lden
Lden, peak, wind & exposure over time