Sentence examples for convicted of flying from inspiring English sources

A drone enthusiast has been fined and banned from pursuing his hobby after he was convicted of flying remote control aircraft over and around Premier League football stadiums, parliament and Buckingham Palace.

Yesterday the first person in the U.K. was convicted of flying a drone illegally.

Baden Powell was subsequently convicted of flying an unregistered aircraft and flying without a valid pilot's licence.

Last year, a United Express pilot convicted of flying while drunk was sentenced to serve six months in prison.

And besides, Mr Déby had said he will pardon six French aid workers convicted of trying to fly 103 children out of the country.The Sudanese government may have feared that the EU force would strengthen Darfur's rebels, some of whom are backed by Mr Déby.

In 2015, for instance, Nottingham resident Nigel Wilson was convicted of nine breaches of an Air Navigation Order after flying over numerous football grounds and tourist attractions.

Not long afterward, John Martini, a mob hit man, was convicted of shooting her in the head after she flew to Philadelphia to confront him for defrauding her in a real estate deal.

Personal drone aircraft have come in for criticism recently - Robert Knowles, of Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, was convicted of breaching article 167 of the Air Navigation Order 2009 after flying his drone above a yard building nuclear submarines.

After a trial last month, the Egyptian, Wael Abdel Rahman Kishk, 21, was convicted of lying to federal officials about whether he planned to take flying lessons in this country.

Two Americans convicted of espionage in Iran and given long prison sentences finally flew out of the country yesterday after prolonged negotiations.

It got out of jail a man, Randall D. Adams, who had been falsely convicted of gunning down a Dallas policeman, and it did it in style, with flying milkshakes, hypnotic watches, B-movie-obsessed eyewitnesses and a fatalistic Philip Glass score.