Check any property for flight path noise before you buy.
My Flight Path is the first service to give house buyers around the world a comprehensive overview of the aircraft activity above specific properties - making it easy to check flight paths over your house and avoid ‘flight blight’.
Most buyers never think to check until it's too late.
Enter an address and get a free, instant ‘Flight Blight Rating’ and then purchase the detailed report which gives you peace of mind — before you view, offer, or exchange.
Check your ‘Flight Blight Rating’
Enter your postcode or ZIP code for a free, instant snapshot of the aircraft activity above any property in the UK, US or Australia
Why this matters
Published flight path maps don't show where planes actually fly. Estate agents and realtors won't volunteer the information. And most buyers only discover the noise after they've moved in — by which point, it's too late to renegotiate.
The stakes are rising. Post-pandemic aviation has rebounded faster than anyone predicted, and airports across the UK and US are responding with aggressive expansion plans — new runways, extended operating hours, and significantly increased capacity. At the same time, both the Civil Aviation Authority and the FAA are in the middle of major airspace redesigns that will redraw the flight paths above millions of homes. Some neighbourhoods will get quieter. Others will be placed under routes that didn't exist when the current owners bought.
Nobody is writing to tell you which side of that line your next property sits on.
My Flight Path tracks live daily flight data at address level and converts it into a single rating, so you can check any property before you commit. Aircraft noise and flight blight can directly affect a homeowner's health and wellbeing, a property's marketability, its rental appeal, and its long-term appreciation — and with airspace change accelerating on both sides of the Atlantic, what a property scores today is only part of the picture.
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190 million
Residential properties covered
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100 million
Data points analysed
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UK, USA, AUS
Currently in scope
Two ways to use us
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Enter any address and get your Flight Blight Rating (0–100) and the airports contributing to noise at that location. Takes 10 seconds and costs nothing.
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A detailed PDF covering noise frequency by time of day, property value impact analysis, future rerouting risk, and airport expansion exposure. Formatted for use in surveys, legal correspondence, and purchase negotiations.
Who uses us
Property buyers
You wouldn't buy a house without a survey. You shouldn't buy one without knowing what flies over it either. A Flight Blight Score takes 10 seconds and could save you from a decision you'd regret.
Renters
Aircraft noise affects quality of life as much as it affects purchase prices. Check any rental address before you sign a lease.
Surveyors, home inspectors and conveyancers
Add objective, data-backed aircraft noise analysis to due diligence reports. Our full report cites live data sources, is dated at the point of calculation, and is formatted for professional use.
Residents and campaign groups
Campaigning against a rerouting decision or airport expansion? Our data gives your argument specifics, credibility, and evidence that's harder to dismiss than anecdote.
"I didn't see any aircraft in the sky when I viewed the property... twice!"
Common complaints we hear from house buyers
Air travel is very seasonal and also varies according to month, time of day and day of the week. In the UK for example, there are nearly 50% more flights in the skies during August than in February
"I thought the local airport’s flight path was in the other direction..."
Larger airports regularly switch the direction of arriving and departing aircraft according to wind direction or to provide respite to communities impacted by their operations
"The property is nowhere near an airport..."
Many properties badly affected by aircraft noise can be many miles away from airports and therefore the potential impact is often ignored
"I tried to search for flight path information but airport websites were confusing..."
This is one of the reasons why we set up My Flight Path - because we tried to do this too but found that the information airports provide does not give the full picture or is just too confusing
Take a look at the impact of living under one of our featured airports.
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Click here to check if a home is under Seattle Tacoma Airport (SEA) flight paths before you buy and learn more about the airport’s operations
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Click here to check if a home is under Miami International Airport (MIA) flight paths before you buy and learn more about the airport’s operations
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Click here to check if a home is under London Heathrow Airport flight paths before you buy and learn more about the airport’s operations
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Click here to check if a home is under Chicago O’Hare Airport (ORD) flight paths before you buy and learn more about the airport’s operations
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Click here to check if a home is under Los Angeles Airport (LAX) flight paths before you buy and learn more about the airport’s operations
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Click here to check if a home is under Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) flight paths before you buy and learn more about the airport’s operations
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Click here to check if a home is under Denver International Airport (DEN) flight paths before you buy and learn more about the airport’s operations
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Click here to check if a home is under London Gatwick Airport flight paths before you buy and learn more about the airport’s operations
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Click here to check if a home is under London Luton Airport (LTN) flight paths before you buy and learn more about the airport’s operations
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Click here to check if a home is under London Stansted Airport (STN) flight paths before you buy and learn more about the airport’s operations
Your Questions, Answered
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Yes — and the research on both sides of the Atlantic is consistent. Studies show that for every decibel of aircraft noise above ambient levels, property values decrease by approximately 0.5%. In areas with regular overhead flight activity, that compounds quickly: homes in significantly affected areas can achieve 2–5% less at sale than comparable properties in quieter locations nearby.
In the UK, this is supported by Civil Aviation Authority research and independent property analysis. In the US, similar findings have been documented around major hubs including LAX, JFK, and O'Hare, where proximity to flight corridors is increasingly flagged in property disclosures.
The effect is real, it is measurable, and it is rarely volunteered by the people selling you the property. Our full report includes a property value impact section specific to the address you're checking.
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Scores are calculated from live daily flight tracking data and reflect real flight patterns — not estimates or historical averages. Scores update when routes change, which is why the full report includes a future rerouting risk indicator so you can see what might change after you buy.
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Yes. The full report is formatted for professional use and can be cited in survey documents, solicitor letters, or purchase negotiations. It includes the date of calculation and references its data sources.
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Aircraft don't always follow published routes — particularly during climb and descent. Weather conditions, air traffic control instructions, and runway direction all affect the actual path taken on any given day. Our data reflects where aircraft actually flew, not where they were planned to fly.
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Yes — no account, no payment, no catch. Enter an address and get your Flight Blight Score immediately. The full report, which includes deeper analysis and a downloadable PDF, starts from £99.
For property professionals
If you conduct surveys, draft conveyancing reports, advise buyers, or manage high volumes of property transactions — in the UK or the US — My Flight Path gives you objective aircraft noise data you can cite with confidence.
Partnering with My Flight Path earns you commission on every Flight Blight Report while giving you a free rating to offer every client — zero investment, real income.
The timing is right: aviation is booming post-pandemic, noise concerns are rising, and buyers increasingly expect flight path analysis as part of a thorough property search. Offering it before your competitors do is a straightforward way to differentiate your practice and justify premium positioning.
And the operational lift is minimal — API integration means ratings populate automatically, reports are delivered by us, and commission arrives in your account without any manual work on your part.
Contact us about professional access