treadi, ahh yes, or a Weston's training flight in defence of their Much Marcle cider mill.
However, as Stitch notes, instead of a Bulmers clandestine mission on Weston's, their target could be the European newcomers UBL (Stella?) in nearby Little Marcle. But wouldn't the knowledgeable brewers avoid low flying at this time of year so as not to disturb the apple blossom.
Alternatively could this activity be associated with the forthcoming Eruo election; to protect real British products.
With this in mind, perhaps there should be a restricted zone prohibiting high speed Q flights so to avoid the strawberry poly-tunnels, without which could result in the failure of Wimbledon and the whole social order.
Local research identifies that the airfield - grass strip, could be the host venue for large-scale radio control model aircraft meetings.
Now what thoughts of a radio control Albert!