09-14-2017, 08:26 AM
Helicopters do have the right to fly over houses. You don't own the airspace above your house.
I have taken a few helicopter rides here, I have rarely if ever seen people below.
They don't fly near people, most of it is over areas where people don't go (like where the flowing lava is).
So how are they "arrogantly" (now there's some objectivity) putting themselves into public spaces?
As for noise, I get 100x more noise assaulting my senses from motorcycles and cars specially modified to be as loud as possible.
Now that I would sign a petition against.
I don't even notice helicopters, they're probably being drowned out.
Hawaii survives on tourists. We have to extract as much money from them as possible, with their compliance of course.
Putting a stop to an activity that generates thousands if not tens of thousands a day on the basis of envy and
unproven claims of excessive noise is not a good move.
I have taken a few helicopter rides here, I have rarely if ever seen people below.
They don't fly near people, most of it is over areas where people don't go (like where the flowing lava is).
So how are they "arrogantly" (now there's some objectivity) putting themselves into public spaces?
As for noise, I get 100x more noise assaulting my senses from motorcycles and cars specially modified to be as loud as possible.
Now that I would sign a petition against.
I don't even notice helicopters, they're probably being drowned out.
Hawaii survives on tourists. We have to extract as much money from them as possible, with their compliance of course.
Putting a stop to an activity that generates thousands if not tens of thousands a day on the basis of envy and
unproven claims of excessive noise is not a good move.