NZHA EO Richard Milner speaks to 1News after helipad concerns raised
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Helipad concerns raised across neighbouring Auckland suburb
Opposition to a residential helipad in the central Auckland suburb of Westmere has gained the support of like-minded locals in the suburb next door.
The Herne Bay Residents’ Association has voiced sympathy for Westmere locals who are concerned about noise, along with the impact on bird life and recreation, if a resource consent for helicopter use is granted.
Richard Milner, New Zealand Helicopter Association Executive Officer, acknowledges public concern of the proposed issue, saying “We encourage all pilots complete noise abatement training because at the end of the day, reducing our noise from our helicopters is our number one priority.”
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Watch: NZHA Executive Officer, Richard Milner, speaks to 1News about Auckland helipad concerns
View the full 1News article here
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