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Proximity of an airport with aircraft flying at low altitude.
It warns of a nearby location where aircraft may fly at low altitude over the road and cause unexpected noise. Keep your attention on driving and adapt to the hazard. It does not indicate high-altitude flights or a mandatory adjoining heliport.
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