The CAA have no control outside the airfield boundary. here is what is written in CAP 403 http://www.caa.co.uk/application.aspx?catid=33&pagetype=65&appid=11&mode=detail&id=32
7.5.5 At many events, particularly at airfield sites, the congregation of spectators, outside
the airfield boundary, on the live-side, may give organisers cause for concern. Neither
the Police nor the Local Authority has the power to remove these people, especially
if they have the permission of the landowner upon whose land they are congregating.
It is recommended that the Event Organiser anticipates this during the planning
process and takes necessary steps to reduce it by, where possible, blocking the view
from obvious vantage points. Consideration should also be given to notifying
landowners (or over water, pleasure boat owners) of the risks of allowing spectators
to watch the display/event from their land/vessel. Landowners/owners should be
advised that they have a liability to protect the public from obvious and anticipated
risks at public events, and, in the event of an accident, they could be held liable for
injuries to spectators on the property. It is advised that professional legal advice on
such notification is taken prior to action.
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