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Only two weeks of 2026 respected the night flight limits in LisbonPhoto by Pille R. Priske on Pexels
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Only two weeks of 2026 respected the night flight limits in Lisbon

CNN Portugal4 September 2026 at 07:36

Only two weeks of 2026 met the night flight limits in Lisbon, an analysis revealed. August was identified as the month with the highest numbers of violations of the established limits.

The press review analyzed data relating to the control of night flights at Lisbon airport during 2026. The numbers demonstrate significant difficulties in complying with the imposed restrictions.

The night flight limits aim to reduce the impact of noise and disturbance on residents in areas near the airport. The situation raises questions about the capacity for enforcement and compliance with the established regulations.

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