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Bournemouth Air Festival organisers are keen to remind everyone of the air and sea activity restrictions that are in place throughout the four-day event.<\/p>\n
From Thursday, 31 August \u2013 Sunday, 3 September, drones are strictly banned from flying at the event site in the restricted airspace, to protect participating aircraft and display teams.<\/p>\n
Anyone caught flying a drone during this time can face prosecution by Dorset Police. At last year\u2019s event, counter-drone police officers detected nine drones flying within the festival air space with pilots having their drones seized and were subject to positive police action.<\/p>\n
A marine safety zone has been set up which prohibits boats from entering the sea below the flight display area, with marine patrols making sure everyone sticks to the rules.<\/p>\n
This year\u2019s festival, organised by BCP Council, includes an exciting programme of aerobatic displays and on-land entertainment.<\/p>\n
Jon Weaver, Festival Director, BCP Council said: \u201cKeeping everyone safe and following the relevant guidance is so important to the successful running of any festival.<\/p>\n
\u201cBehind the scenes, a huge workforce is coming together to ensure everything runs smoothly for the visitors, traders, pilots, military personnel, press, and everyone else attending the Air Festival, with safety the key priority underpinning the whole event.<\/p>\n
\u201cFrom the essential air restrictions that are in place to the marine safety zone, we have an extensive and robust event plan that covers all aspects of the operations, and we work alongside Dorset Police and other emergency services to provide the best possible experience for people attending.<\/p>\n
\u201cAny restrictions are put in place for everyone\u2019s safety, so we can all have an enjoyable time at this event.\u201d<\/p>\n
People who want to have fun on the beach are being encouraged to follow the RNLI\u2019s beach safety advice if entering the water which includes swimming between the red and yellow lifeguard flags and following their essential Float to Live guidance.<\/p>\n
If anyone spots something suspicious, they\u2019re being encouraged to follow the \u2018See it, Say it, Sorted\u2019 mantra and report it to a Police or Security Officer, Beach Ranger or member of the Events Team.<\/p>\n
Assistant Chief Constable Mark Callaghan, Gold Commander said: \u201cOur multi-agency approach includes high visibility patrols by uniformed officers, armed police and security staff as well as CCTV monitoring.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe want to welcome everyone to come and enjoy the air festival responsibly while reminding them to be vigilant and report anything suspicious.<\/p>\n
\u201cOverall, it\u2019s about keeping everyone safe on the land, in the sea and in the skies, so those visiting the event can have a fantastic time over the four days.\u201d<\/p>\n
With impressive flying and aerobatics, stunning night displays and plenty of activities on land, hundreds of thousands of visitors are expected to descend on Bournemouth\u2019s seafront over the four days to enjoy this free event.<\/p>\n
Families can also take advantage of the Allianz KidZone beach safety scheme to protect lost children on the seafront, and visitors are being reminded to keep hydrated by refilling their bottles at the water stations along the promenade.<\/p>\n
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