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To: az_gila

It should have been more clear.

If photos prohibited outside the wire then all those “plane spotter” hobbyist ware breaking the law and all those people in the pull-over areas at runways end and watching the traffic on the ramp or on final are prohibited and breaking the law.

Public view is public view and you can’t stop people from taking pictures of people, events or things that are in the public view. Many of these plane spotters are serious people and with zoom lenses that are powerful. And I’d like to see a unilateral call for no photos be enforced on those outside the wire. Not going to happen. On a base, yes, but still, can’t stop them if they are outside the wire, regardless.

Cheers


88 posted on 07/01/2016 11:06:54 AM PDT by Hulka
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To: Hulka
Public view is public view and you can’t stop people from taking pictures of people, events or things that are in the public view. Many of these plane spotters are serious people and with zoom lenses that are powerful. And I’d like to see a unilateral call for no photos be enforced on those outside the wire. Not going to happen. On a base, yes, but still, can’t stop them if they are outside the wire, regardless.


The reports seem to indicate that it was at Cutter Aviation. If so there is not much “trough the fence” plane spotter view.

https://www.google.com/maps/@33.4256534,-112.0228943,421m/data=!3m1!1e3

92 posted on 07/01/2016 1:16:28 PM PDT by az_gila
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