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But Tom Bock, an F.A.A. official, said that his agency was planning an unrelated redesign of the region's crowded airspace.

The city has never had to pay any such fines, but Mr. Giuliani, who was always more a Yankees fan than a tennis fan and was never a big fan of Mr. Dinkins, said the city should not be held liable and warned that the deal placed unnecessary demands on the already crowded airspace around the city's airports.

Corporate jets further clog up our already crowded airspace.Business aviation is a boondoggle.

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Getting to the fire, a "controlled burn" begun by the Forest Service to thin trees, would have involved flying through the approach to the suburban airport in Ontario, Calif., and the F.A.A. did not want a drone in crowded airspace.

The airlines are complaining that they should not have to cut back unless business aviation flights through the same crowded airspace are also cut, but the National Business Aviation Association argues that flights by its members are, in fact, down.

"These new aircraft have extraordinary capabilities that we can't use because we have older planes crowding the airspace and because we don't have the required navigation capabilities," said David Cush, the chief executive of Virgin America, which has a younger fleet equipped with satellite technology.

In the U.S., New York City has become synonymous with delayed flights as commercial and corporate jets crowd limited airspace over the city.

But because of the heightened capacity for domestic surveillance, and the addition of hundreds, if not thousands of additional machines to an already-crowded airspace, there are understandable risks -- both privacy and safety -- to this new technology.

Tinkler said he was aiming to attract more airlines to Southend, a base for easyJet and Flybe, as central London airspace became increasingly crowded.

Other potentially big markets for business jets from Brazil to Indonesia are not building enough airports to keep up with demand for flights.So although there are azure skies on the distant horizon, in the short range the airspace is getting crowded with new competitors and new planes, and there may not be enough business to keep them all flying.