NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — After nearly two years of complaints about increased airplane noise over South Nashville neighborhoods, a new Metro Council resolution is calling on the Nashville International Airport and the Federal Aviation Administration to work with residents over the controversial flight path changes.
District 4 Metro Council member Mike Cortese filed the resolution as residents in communities including Crieve Hall, Oak Hill, Nipper’s Corner, Bradford Hills, Whispering Hills and Forest Hills continue to raise concerns about the number and frequency of planes passing close over their homes.
“My goal really is to really bring the voices together to make sure our communities have a voice at the table,” Cortese told News 2…