Mortimer
2010-04-09 15:11:00 UTC
A bit of a long shot...
My girlfriend is plagued by a light aircraft that buzzes round and round in
the sky above her house, for several hours at a time, on many days. The
plane is too high to read its registration.
She lives near a stately home, so you might expect the occasional pleasure
flight flying people over it, though a helicopter might be more use that a
fixed-wing plane for this, and you'd expect it to descend lower, stay for a
few minutes and then go away again.
I don't think there are any airfields near her (Malton in Yorkshire) which
could be using the area for pilot training.
If the plane's origin could be traced, is there any recourse? Occasional
flights overhead are one thing: they cause a nuisance for a short time and
then they are gone. But a plane that flies round and round in a small area
for a long period of time is a pain in the neck.
My girlfriend is plagued by a light aircraft that buzzes round and round in
the sky above her house, for several hours at a time, on many days. The
plane is too high to read its registration.
She lives near a stately home, so you might expect the occasional pleasure
flight flying people over it, though a helicopter might be more use that a
fixed-wing plane for this, and you'd expect it to descend lower, stay for a
few minutes and then go away again.
I don't think there are any airfields near her (Malton in Yorkshire) which
could be using the area for pilot training.
If the plane's origin could be traced, is there any recourse? Occasional
flights overhead are one thing: they cause a nuisance for a short time and
then they are gone. But a plane that flies round and round in a small area
for a long period of time is a pain in the neck.