Any one explain please what this is about? I can see nothing (might be me of course) to suggest why this has been notamed. Can anyone notam a no fly area?
If you have a child, that's likely to be King, you can have RA(T).
It's Kate Middleton's parents' house. The RA(T) is to prevent paparrazi helicopters trying to pap the royal baby presumably!
I thought you needed a statutory instrument for a RA(T) but can't see one for this...
Bah. I was too slow because I was looking for the SI!
Whilst I would be the first to agree that the couple and baby should be afforded privacy I also think this is a bit OTT. I cannot imagine it would greatly affect me in any way but the principle seems entirely wrong. How long will this last into the child's early years I wonder and how was this done without a S.I.?
It has more reason than the 2000' altitude restricted area the CAA put for weeks around the Taransay island where the TV company were filming the Castaway reality show.
