As the region continues to grow, A.B. Won Pat Guam International Airport will face increasing demands both in terms of passenger traffic and cargo handling. GIAA's objective is ensuring that growth and expansion result in as minimal of an impact to the surrounding community as is reasonably possible.

With this goal, GIAA is undertaking a FAR Part 150 Noise Exposure and Land Use Compatibility Study. Known as a "Part 150 Study," this effort will help the airport develop future noise compatibility programs to address its projected growth.

The Part 150 study has an extensive public participation process with committees of residents, airport users, public officials, government agencies and technical consultants. A variety of public information materials are made available on this website.

There are several ways to get involved with the study. Your comments can be submitted through email in the "Comments" section of this website, or you can call our hotline at 642-4500. The "FAQ" pages and "Community Involvement" pages contain further information on public committees and meetings.