A helicopter hovering above a person's property at a very low altitude for a prolonged period of time may constitute a trespass over that person's property.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The constant hovering of a helicopter over a person's property at a low altitude can be seen as an invasion of the owner's right to exclusive possession of their property, and can be considered a form of trespass.

A Helicopter Hovering Above a Person's Property at a Very