HC Deb 24 July 1978 vol 954 cc610-1W
Mr. Gwynfor Evans

asked the Secretary of State for Defence if he will state the regular training flight paths used at present in Wales by military aircraft, indicating where possible the type of aircraft and frequency of flights common to each flight path.

Mr. Wellbeloved

Flying training in Wales is not, for the most part, conducted along regular flight paths. Some basic training in, for example, the Gnat, Hunter and Hawk is over specific navigational routes but the height flown varies greatly. For most other flights, including those by operational aircraft, aircrew, within regulations, select their own routes subject, of course, to the constraints of weather and terrain.