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by Kociub 4455 days ago
A radical solution, I know, but why not just pay for flying over someones land? And, if your destination is not available through another route at the right price/format, just take the bus?
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People do. They're called "overflight fees". Often they're waived by mutually beneficial consent. For example, the USA often charges them when a flight doesn't originate or end in the US, but passes over US airspace.

Next bizarre justification for benefiting from other peoples' commercial work without paying?

Your mistake is assuming there needs to be a justification.