An air traffic controller and LRC reader supplies some very important perspective on the matter of Robin Fleming, the glider pilot who learned that he had nearly been shot down for violating what was described to him as a secret “no-fly zone” over a South Carolina nuclear plant. “As an en route air traffic controller, I deal with special use airspace on a daily basis,” observes my correspondent. “There are Restricted areas, usually bomb ranges used by the military that private aircraft are not allowed to penetrate, and there are also Prohibited areas, which no aircraft is allowed to enter … Continue reading More on Domestic “No-Fly Zones”