To get a good overview of New York City there is nothing like getting a helicopter. You see the exact location of the important sights and we really do a lot of sightseeing in a shorter amount of time. It's been three years since the flight tours have been banned from Manhattan. I do, because even when we didn't need to fly along the rivers, we did most of our flights there. To get the Manhattan greatness requires some distance.
Today is windy and cloudy.
To be honest, the safety it's not really an issue as far as winds are concerned, because the helicopter and the pilot can fly in much worse conditions than the passengers would tolerate. We probably would not fly if it became much more than 35 or 40 miles per hour. So it's more a question of convenience for the passengers. They are doing this for fun and they don't want to get sick and throw-up. A lot of them are nervous, because most have not been in a helicopter, so they really don't know what to expect.