Prohibits municipal corporations from permitting the use of publicly owned land for helicopter air transportation operated for the primary purpose of conducting sightseeing tours over New York city or conducting photography, videography, or similar production activities over New York city; relates to the use of certain heliports in the city of New York.

This bill aims to stop local governments in New York City from allowing the use of public land for helicopter tours and similar activities like photography or videography over the city. It specifically targets the operation of certain heliports used for these purposes. The goal is to limit noise and disturbances caused by such flights in urban areas.

Supporters of the bill argue that it will enhance the quality of life for New Yorkers by reducing noise pollution and preserving the tranquility of the city's environment. They believe that limiting helicopter tours will protect the city's iconic skyline and reduce disturbances for residents.

Critics of the bill contend that it could negatively impact tourism and local businesses that rely on helicopter tours for income. They argue that the restrictions may limit opportunities for photographers and filmmakers, hindering creative projects that showcase the city's beauty.