Duh it's a flying president, that's what the helium is forWell, its triggered Nigel at least:
Because most of central London is slap bang under the Class A ( fully controlled) airspace for Heathrow - and a bit for City- which comes right down to ground level over most of central London. The helilanes along the Thames are a very narrow and tightly controlled exception.Well, no, West Sussex.
But, he found some regulations, I think from national air traffic control, that allows blimps to be flown up to a certain height without permission, not sure why those wouldn't apply in London too. I certainly don't see any reason why permission from the police would be required.
....We know where you live, and we're going to come and set fire to it. British foreign policy since fuck knows when....
Well, its triggered Nigel at least:
I really can't see this happening. Arguing about what legal right they have now is irrelevant, it assumes that the police will act in accordance with the law. In all likelihood the police will just tell them they can't fly it regardless of what legal right they have. They might win a legal challenge latter but it will be too late then.
Poses a security risk etc. You might be right though. Another possibility is they get slapped with so many restrictions on when they can fly it that basically they can't fly anywhere near where he happens to be.That's possible, although likely to create even more media attention, which they may like to avoid.
The fact that Sadiq Khan has given permission has been featured on both the BBC Breakfast & Sky News this morning, so the police may want to avoid being seen to be overruling the elected Mayor.
If they ‘fly’ it up to any ‘significant’ height, ie 100+ft, then being in R157 (as it almost certainly would be), they would have to get PaDP approval and file a NOTAM. So Crispy's mentioning that they were cleared up to 30m (<100ft) would seem to be reasonable.Because most of central London is slap bang under the Class A ( fully controlled) airspace for Heathrow - and a bit for City- which comes right down to ground level over most of central London. The helilanes along the Thames are a very narrow and tightly controlled exception.
That's what everyone says when the cause isn't one they personally support.One is being planned of khan now i see.
The 20k has been crowdfunded, i had a peep and they are £300 short of the 20k target.
Also see on Twitter another group saying they will blow it out of the sky, the trump one
All rather silly
money could have gone to much better causes
Also see on Twitter another group saying they will blow it out of the sky, the trump one
Court case will be more funI'll look forward to the arrests.
It will be blown up out of all proportion...Court case will be more fun
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It's crochet but yeah I made it it's quite smallView attachment 140293
Trump 'angry baby' blimp gets green light to fly over London during president's visitCampaigners say the Met Police are in charge of local airspace on the day, have seen their plans and are currently happy for the flight to go ahead - but maintain a right of veto on the day.
The perfect metaphor for a Trump administration: one big fart of gas as it collapses and crashes to the ground in tatters.I have it on good authority that the blimp will be shot down. I'm not prepared to reveal more, so please don't ask.