The book "Aeroacoustic Measurements" provides a comprehensive analysis of the challenges and solutions in the field of noise measurement, particularly in relation to the increasing air traffic and its impact on the environment. Over the past three decades, concerns about noise pollution from transportation modes such as cars, high-speed trains, and airplanes have grown. The work highlights the acoustic responses of systems and their interactions with flow fields that lead to noise generation. It addresses the difficulties posed by noise sources near airports and the necessity of setting realistic noise reduction targets. The book is aimed at professionals and decision-makers involved in the development of standards for reducing aircraft noise and offers valuable insights into measurement methods and the theoretical foundations of aeroacoustics.