> question may not have broken any rules, I know that I for one teach my
> students that aviation is much more about courtesy than it is about
> rules per se. He broke several rules of courtesy and continuing to do
> so, is only going to reflect poorly on all of us.
>
> There is no difference in my mind between what he did and selecting a
> church on a Sunday morning as a spot to teach your students turns around
> a point. It's perfectly legal but is it the right thing to do? And if
> the pastor were to lodge a complaint about his sermon be drowned out by
> the whine of a Rotax would it be the right thing to do to send more
> people over next Sunday there to make sure he didn't get his way?
You appear to be saying Helen, that while he did not infringe any
airspace nor "get too close to people", nor cause a danger to them,
that he made a noise nuisance of himself by flying around and around?
(did I understand you right?)
If yes, then that's that's the first time I heard he'd been
"flying around and around making a noise disturbance".
Then, yes, he shouldn't do that.
If on the other hand, he *wasn't* doing that, then he can carry on.
And in that case, I'll re-write my suggestion to exclude his making
a "round and round" noise nuisance:
>> Now the real important thing, is that he makes
>> the same flight again tomorrow, and the next day.
>> (or on any day he has free to fly)
>> (without creating a "round and round noise nuisance")
>> Otherwise, the complainer will have achieved his objective......
>> "I got rid of the ultralight flying in my air-space!"
>> Cheers,
>> Mike
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