Talk:DEA Aviation Limited

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Border Agency / Surveillance

At least three of this company's fleet: G-PEEK, G-DSPY, G-ZDEA, seem to fly strange patterns, at low altitude, sometimes at night, over coastal areas Felixtowe, Hull etc. They do not seem to be surveying, mapping / aerial photography, lidar, navigational aid calibration or wildlife ecological stuff. Does this company work with border control or drug / people smuggling. As someone has created this entry, it seems only fair to acknowledge this sort of operation. Their aircraft instrumentation seem to be aimed at this type of work. Any private company involved in government surveillance deserve at least some kind of scrutiny. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 109.152.10.113 (talk) 22:41, 3 May 2020 (UTC)[reply]