19-07-2022, 04:21 PM
Real question. Is there some UK flight restriction that makes the pilot continually circle the scene rather than hover. It gives me a headache or dizzy. Ive only noticed that in the UK. In Japan, Canada, Australia and US their news choppers sit still over a scene for a bit then it moves, then it stops again. In the UK it seems they constantly are swirling and circling. Its not like you can still hear on the ground just because its circling, I just wonder if its an actual UK flight regulations mandate and not just a noise thing for the people on the ground. Let me know if you know for sure.
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