Hoping to head off possible conflicts, Transportation Secretary Federic Pena has proposed a ban on commercial overflights in the park. Pena's May 11 recommendation came with three alternatives. Alternative One is ban on air tour overflights within park boundaries. Alternative Two is some restrictions of overflights. Alternative Three is voluntary agreements to be made with tour operators.
Time is short.
Secretary Pena will be leaving office on January 20th. Rocky Mountain National Park and the entire Congressional delegation and Governor of Colorado support the ban. At the very least, Pena should move to ban noisy sightseeing flights over the park before he turns out his office lights for the last time. Nov. 21 notice may be forwarded at will. P.S. Marianne Thaeler also had mentioned that when you write you might include low level military overflights also.