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Approval of a helipad, which would not normally be a given because of the close distance to a major airport, was part of the deal.
by tssva 7y ago
Approval of a helipad, which would not normally be a given because of the close distance to a major airport, was part of the deal.
- ihuman 7y agoNot only is it a no-fly zone because of the airport, its also in the special no-fly zone around DC.
- sokoloff 7y agoAirports don't have no-fly zones, they have controlled airspace. It's common to have helicopter operations near airports. You talk to the tower and fly fairly normally. Similarly, the DC Flight Restriction Zone (FRZ) is not a no-fly zone, but an area where flight operations are much more tightly managed. I (and many other pilots) have authorization to fly into the FRZ and land at the DC-3 airports for non-scheduled operations (in addition to the many air carriers who fly scheduled operations in/out of the area).