tmmorris
4th Nov 2004, 13:25
If I were to organise a flypast on Remembrance Sunday by 1 civil aircraft at the school at which I work - the Remembrance Sunday service and parade being a private function - would I (or the pilot, which might not be me) need a Display Authorisation? It seems from the ANO not:
‘Flying display’ means any flying activity deliberately performed for the purpose of providing
an exhibition or entertainment at an advertised event open to the public
as the event is neither advertised nor open to the public, nor would the purpose of the flying be exhibition or entertainment.
The flight would comply with the Rules of the Air including Rule 5. A visual hold would be needed nearby but again this could be VFR in accordance with the Rules of the Air.
Thoughts?
Tim
‘Flying display’ means any flying activity deliberately performed for the purpose of providing
an exhibition or entertainment at an advertised event open to the public
as the event is neither advertised nor open to the public, nor would the purpose of the flying be exhibition or entertainment.
The flight would comply with the Rules of the Air including Rule 5. A visual hold would be needed nearby but again this could be VFR in accordance with the Rules of the Air.
Thoughts?
Tim