A 69-year-old American man from Wisconsin flew his helicopter to a hunting store located 84 kilometers away from his home town, avoiding what he described as a one-hour car journey through heavy traffic. The man, who was reportedly extremely wealthy and surprised by the idea of traveling by car, landed at the store’s parking lot in Richfield, north-west of Milwaukee. He was met by the sheriff’s deputy, who explained that time is money and that the man had chosen not to waste time in traffic. The flight was legal, safe, and did not violate any laws, resulting in no penalty being issued.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of an unusual personal choice made by an individual, without overtly endorsing or criticizing the action. It highlights the man's decision based on his personal circumstances and includes quotes from authorities confirming the legality and safety of the flight.




