Official data reference
Perth aircraft noise monitoring
Updated
Monitor locations, runway coverage and official data tools for Perth residents. Sources checked 1 October 2026.
Perth residents can check official aircraft-noise information before deciding how to address noise at home. This reference brings together the published monitor locations and the tools for checking aircraft movements and monthly monitoring results. It is a guide to the available evidence, not a measurement of noise inside your home.
Perth’s published aircraft-noise monitors
Airservices Australia lists six monitoring locations around Perth Airport. The table records the runway movements each monitor is described as capturing. Runway numbers identify aircraft operating directions; they are not noise ratings.
| Location | Monitor | Arrivals | Departures |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cannington | EMU 1 | Runway 03 | Runway 21 |
| Queens Park | EMU 2 | Runway 03 | Runway 21 |
| Greenmount | EMU 4 | Runway 24 | Runway 06 |
| Guildford | EMU 5 | Runway 21 | Runway 03 |
| Beechboro | EMU 37 | Not listed | Runway 03 departures turning west |
| Lathlain | EMU 40 | Runway 06 | Runway 24 |
Source: Airservices Australia’s Perth monitoring network, checked 1 October 2026. This is a reference to the published network, not a ranking of Perth suburbs by noise.
Where to find measurements and flight information
- Airservices Perth noise monitoring report: explore the official monthly monitoring dashboard. Check the selected month and monitor before comparing results.
- Airservices WebTrak: choose Perth to view aircraft movements and information from the monitoring network.
- Perth Airport’s noise information portal: enter your address for information relevant to that location.
How to use this information for your home
Start with your address in the official portal. Keep a short record of when noise bothers you, which rooms are affected and whether the windows were open or closed. If you look up a particular flight, record its date and time so you can find it again.
When comparing dashboard results, keep the monitor, time period and measure consistent. A monthly result from one monitoring point does not establish the noise at a different property. This guide therefore assigns no measured decibel value to any suburb, street or house.
If you are considering replacement windows, bring that information to the assessment. Ask for the test data for the exact window configuration being quoted and an explanation of the installation scope. The public airport data does not measure the improvement that a particular window would produce in your room.
Method and limits of this reference
Penot transcribed the six monitor locations and runway movements from the Airservices source, checked on 1 October 2026. We have not downloaded or analysed monthly noise measurements. This reference contains no annual averages, suburb rankings or measured glazing benefits, and the monitor locations are not a complete list of affected suburbs. Use the official dashboard for current measurements.
Download the monitor reference as a CSV, including source links and the check date.
Planning a window replacement
Penot supplies complete replacement windows with new frames and glazing. Read our aircraft-noise glazing guide for the questions to discuss at an assessment, and our window cost guide for factors that affect a quote. For your property’s specification and price, contact Penot.