"On Saturday I spotted this plane on the Flight Radar app," writes Aarti from Titirangi. "Bored, out-of-work commercial pilot doing social distancing laps in their private aircraft perhaps? Nope, this aircraft belongs to an aerial survey company (rego check on Google). How is this an essential service? Perhaps your readers
Sideswipe: April 7: Plain spotting

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