I worked with a guy who was an F-4 technician and can appreciate that perspective. But from the perspective of a civilian, we only hear fighter jets when indoo

I worked with a guy who was an F-4 technician and can appreciate that perspective. But from the perspective of a civilian, we only hear fighter jets when indoors or on the ground. The noise a fighter jet makes is nothing like a commercial airliner. But it is on par in terms of annoyances with the sound a laptop makes when it is maxed out thermally, if you're sitting in your house. I know it isn't a "fighter jet" but recently the USAF passed a U2 basically right over my house. I was shocked to realize just how loud that plane is for example. So the analogy makes sense. About the only other thing that is similar in annoyance is wood chippers.