Paris (Editor) .- French President Nicolas Sarkozy wants the planes will not be disturbed in their rest in the summer holidays in the Costa Azul. At least that is what follows after the preparation of an official decree air pilots threaten a fine of up to 40,000 euros or six months in jail if they drop below 3,000 feet, flying over the house by the sea that Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni have in Cap Negre in the French Riviera, reports the Guardian.
The decree was adopted one year after the couple irritate the locals, after closing the public beaches around the residence that the family of Carla Bruni has in Le Lavandou. The ban will continue to fly under 8 to 26 April, which has led to rumors about whether the president intends to Gaul extended Easter holiday, according to British newspaper says.
"Despite the president's private commitments were never made public, you can be sure that will not catch more than a long weekend or two at Easter, because the current implications of France abroad," said an adviser Elysee to 'The Guardian'. Sarkozy and his wife often spend the summer at Cap Nègre, but their stay has raised some controversy.
During the month of August, some beaches and a coastal road from Le Lavandou, near St. Tropez, were closed to the public, leading to the consternation of the inhabitants. The tourists and residents were told that the area was closed due to rockfall, an explanation that local people did not believe.
Sarkozy first imposed an air exclusion zone in Cap Negre, in 2008, shortly after his wedding to Carla Bruni. However, the ban did not prevent photographers tomasen stolen pictures of the couple in swimsuits jumping from rocks into the sea. The president has already made use of the no-fly this year during his stay at Cap Nègre with his wife and son, Aurélien, last weekend.
Sarkozy was seen twice bicycling with his bodyguards, around the hills behind the villa. Subsequently, he undertook the journey back to Paris but his wife stayed there and he is expected to return to the Riviera from this Friday. 
The decree was adopted one year after the couple irritate the locals, after closing the public beaches around the residence that the family of Carla Bruni has in Le Lavandou. The ban will continue to fly under 8 to 26 April, which has led to rumors about whether the president intends to Gaul extended Easter holiday, according to British newspaper says.
"Despite the president's private commitments were never made public, you can be sure that will not catch more than a long weekend or two at Easter, because the current implications of France abroad," said an adviser Elysee to 'The Guardian'. Sarkozy and his wife often spend the summer at Cap Nègre, but their stay has raised some controversy.
During the month of August, some beaches and a coastal road from Le Lavandou, near St. Tropez, were closed to the public, leading to the consternation of the inhabitants. The tourists and residents were told that the area was closed due to rockfall, an explanation that local people did not believe.
Sarkozy first imposed an air exclusion zone in Cap Negre, in 2008, shortly after his wedding to Carla Bruni. However, the ban did not prevent photographers tomasen stolen pictures of the couple in swimsuits jumping from rocks into the sea. The president has already made use of the no-fly this year during his stay at Cap Nègre with his wife and son, Aurélien, last weekend.
Sarkozy was seen twice bicycling with his bodyguards, around the hills behind the villa. Subsequently, he undertook the journey back to Paris but his wife stayed there and he is expected to return to the Riviera from this Friday.
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