@11thattcc I was with my son and my wife so I did not want to elevate my level of educating this young lady. But trust me I’ll be back in the same spot taking pictures every time I go to the airport with my son for playing spotting.
On Saturday , I took my son plane spotting at HNL. He wanted photos of a unique Australian firefighting aircraft parked at Signature Aviation.
We were in a public parking spot, and my son was taking pictures through the fence.
As we started driving away, a Signature employee waved us down.
Employee: “Why are you taking pictures of that airplane?”
Me: “Because it’s a pretty unique aircraft.”
Employee: “You’re not allowed to take pictures of Signature property.”
Me: “You do realize we’re on public property, right? And we can legally photograph what’s visible from public property?”
Employee: “NO! You’re not allowed!”
Me: “Sorry, but you’re misinformed.”
Then came the best part.
Me: “Would you like a picture of my license plate for your records?”
Employee: “I already took pictures of your vehicle and license plate.”
Me: “Cool! Well, I’ll be back another day to take more pictures. Have a nice day!”
Imagine being so concerned about a kid taking airplane pictures that you photograph their vehicle and license plate.
It’s called plane spotting, not espionage. 😂
@YomYegg Considering I know a lot of the Deputies that work at the airport I be surprised I would be arrested. Hawaii is a small island, we all have our connections 🤣
@r53640 That’s why I told her oh don’t worry I’ll be back to take more pictures. In fact I went back to the other side and took pictures on purpose. Told my son to make it very obvious that you’re taking pictures.
I couldn’t believe the lack of common sense this young lady had. It’s so stupid.
So it’s OK for her to take a picture of my car and my license plate which I don’t care but I can’t take a picture of an airplane that’s not even hers. Hmmm 🤔
The funny part she didn’t even realize how hypocritical she was about the whole thing
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