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Donald Trump Busts Out a Lawsuit Against Palm Beach Airport

July 26, 2010 at 10:47 AM | by | Comments (0)

We love airports, but we realize that they can be pretty darn noisy both inside and out. Although checking out all the different planes would be appealing, we do recognize that the airport wouldn’t be an ideal location if we owned a mega mansion. Donald Trump is facing this very problem, and that’s why he is getting all legal on Palm Beach International Airport.

The Donald feels that the airport makes too much noise, and all those pesky airplanes are causing too much of a disturbance above his home at Mar-a-Lago. The best way to deal with the situation is obviously to file a lawsuit, and that’s exactly what he’s doing.

We’re kind of bummed that he’s going after the director of the airport, because this head honcho is probably doing a great job. He’s scoring more flights for the airport and making more money, but unfortunately pissing off one of the area’s most famous residents.

The lawsuit seeks to block any further expansion of the airport, and to stop flights from going directly over Trump’s house. We’re not sure how this is all going to shake down, but we wonder if Trump actually flies his private plane away from residential areas on his final approach for a weekend in the sun.

Related Stories:
· Donald Trump Sues Palm Beach Airport Because It's Just Too Noisy [CBS News]
· Donald Trump Gets a Double Decker Tourist Bus of His Very Own [Jaunted]
· Airports coverage [Jaunted]

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