Long Beach Airport Official Contacts

Cynthia Guidry, Airport Manager
   Phone: (562) 570-2605

Juan Lopez-Rios, Deputy Director
   Phone: 562-570-2608

Long Beach Airport Noise Office
   Noise Hotline: (562) 570-2665 
   Email: [email protected]

Airport Website

FAA GUIDE TO LOW-FLYING AIRCRAFT

Long Beach SANeR Group

Further Reading

Long Beach Airport Sees Record High Numbers

Here’s what Long Beach can, can’t do to address noise, other issues at city’s airport

Long Beach says it wants a healthier airport, but dangerous lead emissions still reign supreme

Officials approve new hangar complex for private, chartered flights at Long Beach Airport

Sustainable aviation fuel available at Long Beach Airport

Residents mobilize against small aircraft noise in Long Beach

Amid uproar over small plane noise, City Council requests report on Long Beach Airport

Long Beach Airport adds new fuel option as it tries to stop planes from spewing lead pollution

Program aimed at reducing general aviation noise pollution at LGB to launch this month

US Airports Polluting the Air With Dangerous Toxins

Protesters want help reining in noise, lead pollution from small planes at Long Beach Airport

City can’t force regulation changes at Long Beach Airport; will look for voluntary solutions to noise and pollution

Long Beach Airport won’t be adding new flight slots in 2024

Wisk demos Cora eVTOL at Long Beach Airport, California

Long Beach Airport offers unleaded fuel for small planes in effort to reduce lead pollution

Long Beach Airport receives first delivery, usage of unleaded aviation fuel

Tofino RCMP investigate fatal air crash near Long Beach Airport

Legal Development for SANER

Long Beach Airport breaks record in monthly passenger travel

Long Beach neighbors rally against flight school's noise

Long Beach Airport will subsidize unleaded fuel prices; hopes to decrease leaded fuel use

FAA to host webinar Tuesday about noise, leaded gas, operations at Long Beach Airport

Long Beach may encourage pilots to use unleaded fuel with $200K in subsidies

Long Beach Airport welcomes Wisk eVTOL as first air taxi to fly publicly in Los Angeles

Residents demand action on noise and pollution from LB Airport flight schools

Council asks Long Beach Airport to report back on noise reduction following complaints