An aerobatic club purchases a private U.S. airport. Although the owner had maintained the grass runway, hangars, and wind indicator, the airport had seen little use in recent years by the half-dozen based aircraft; certainly not enough to annoy the owners of the expensive homes springing up in new housing developments all around.

That all changed when the aerobatic club bought it, bringing its 25 member-owned airplanes and conducting aerobatic flying in the Class G airspace right over the field all weekend during daylight hours and often on weekdays during the long summer evenings after work. This activity has become a great annoyance to the surrounding homeowners.

• What legal recourse, if any, is available to the homeowners?
• What legal defense can the club assert?
• What legal outcome would you expect?Explain your reasoning clearly.