A South Titusville resident is speaking out about the noise from 5 a.m. flights at nearby airports. The woman, who lives near the Titusville-Cocoa Airport, said the planes are waking her up almost daily. She described the noise as 'constant and disruptive' and said it's affecting her quality of life. The flights typically occur between 5 a.m. and 7 a.m., according to local aviation records. The woman has lived in the area for over a decade and said the issue has worsened in recent years. 'It's hard to get a full night's sleep when planes are taking off every few minutes,' she said. Local officials have been contacted about the issue, but no immediate action has been taken. The Titusville-Cocoa Airport spokesperson said they are aware of the complaints and are reviewing flight schedules. Neighbors in the area have also raised concerns about the noise, but many are reluctant to speak publicly. 'It's a tough situation,' one neighbor said. 'We all know the airport is important, but it's hard to ignore the noise.' The woman said she has tried contacting the airport multiple times but has not received a satisfactory response. She is now considering legal action to address the issue. 'I just want to be able to sleep without being woken up by planes,' she said. The situation highlights the growing tension between airport operations and residential communities in the area. As the population in Brevard County continues to grow, the balance between economic development and quality of life remains a challenge for local leaders.