the right adopted by airports and others to own the right to airspace around an airport or property.Airports seek this right to use the air space for flights, and other airport activities.If you purchase a foreclosed property near an airport, it is important to check what air rights you have.You may find that you are not able to set up structures higher than a specific height.
an easement of right to navigation in airspace over designated land
The right granted by a land owner to an airport to use airspace above a specified height for the flight of aircraft. The owner may be prohibited from using the land for structures, trees, signs, stacks, etc. higher than a specified measure. Such restrictions will vary according to necessary glide angle.
In order to receive the proposed sound insulation modifications, the homeowner(s) must sign an avigation easement which grants LNAA the right of flight over the residence. The easement does not limit homeowner(s) rights in cases of negligence or accident.
A grant of property interest in land over which a right of unobstructed flight in the airspace is established.
An easement over private property near an airport that limits the height of structures and trees.
A right of overflight in the airspace above or in the vicinity of a particular property including the right to create such noise or other effects as may result from the lawful operation of aircraft in such airspace and the right to remove any obstructions to such overflight.
Easement over private property, near an airport, limiting the height of structures or trees.
An easement over private property abut-ting an airport runway, which limits the height of crops, trees, structures. etc., in the aircraft's take off and landing path.