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A radical solution, I know, but why not just pay for flying over someones land? And, if your destination is not available through another route at the right pri
by Kociub 12y ago
A radical solution, I know, but why not just pay for flying over someones land? And, if your destination is not available through another route at the right price/format, just take the bus?
- archgrove 12y agoPeople do. They're called "overflight fees". Often they're waived by mutually beneficial consent. For example, the USA often charges them when a flight doesn't originate or end in the US, but passes over US airspace. Next bizarre justification for benefiting from other peoples' commercial work without paying?
- icebraining 12y agoYour mistake is assuming there needs to be a justification.