Tom wrote:
There-is-no-such-thing-as "freedom to fly"
any-more-than-there-is-a-freedom-to-drive-a-car.
It's-a-privilege-nimrod,-and-all-you're-shouting-and-profanity-won't-change-that.

Actually, that is not true. In the US, unless there is a specific
Constitutional
restriction on activity, the right/freedom belongs to the individual.

Many of the founding fathers argued that the Bill of Rights was
unnecessary as the rights enumerated already were vested in the
people. However, drawing on British legislative history, others
felt that some were important enough to require specific declaration.