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East Hampton Unveils Proposed Flight Restrictions At Airport: Targets Commercial Flights And $60 Million Private Jets

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New rules set to be proposed by East Hampton Town on Tuesday would limit commercial helicopters and seaplanes to one flight per day and ban the largest private jets from the airport entirely.

New rules set to be proposed by East Hampton Town on Tuesday would limit commercial helicopters and seaplanes to one flight per day and ban the largest private jets from the airport entirely.

New rules set to be proposed by East Hampton Town on Tuesday would limit commercial helicopters and seaplanes to one flight per day and ban the largest private jets from the airport entirely.

New rules set to be proposed by East Hampton Town on Tuesday would limit commercial helicopters and seaplanes to one flight per day and ban the largest private jets from the airport entirely.

A proposal by consultants suggests that East Hampton Airport should eventually phase-out helicopters and planes that use leaded fuel as alternative fuels become more widely available.

A proposal by consultants suggests that East Hampton Airport should eventually phase-out helicopters and planes that use leaded fuel as alternative fuels become more widely available.

New rules set to be proposed by East Hampton Town on Tuesday would limit commercial helicopters and seaplanes to one flight per day and ban the largest private jets from the airport entirely. DANA SHAW

New rules set to be proposed by East Hampton Town on Tuesday would limit commercial helicopters and seaplanes to one flight per day and ban the largest private jets from the airport entirely. DANA SHAW

New rules set to be proposed by East Hampton Town on Tuesday would limit commercial helicopters and seaplanes to one flight per day and ban the largest private jets from the airport entirely. DANA SHAW

New rules set to be proposed by East Hampton Town on Tuesday would limit commercial helicopters and seaplanes to one flight per day and ban the largest private jets from the airport entirely. DANA SHAW

East Hampton Airport.

East Hampton Airport.

authorMichael Wright on Feb 28, 2022
East Hampton Town consultants on Tuesday unveiled a package of recommended restrictions for East Hampton Airport that would limit commercially operated aircraft to no more than one landing and one... more

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