Brighton & Hove Albion says its pre-season plans are disrupted by helicopter activity connected to the G7 summit in France. According to the club and reporting from two outlets, staff scheduled to prepare the team’s training camp in Evian-les-Bains—near the Swiss border—find the area affected after helicopters carrying U.S. President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer fly in the vicinity. The disruption is identified when club staff arrive on Wednesday to put the camp preparations in place. The reports describe the issue as an interruption to day-to-day preparations and training logistics rather than a change in Brighton’s overall participation. While the accounts focus on the timing and location of the disruption, they do not provide further operational detail about flight schedules or specific restrictions. Both sources attribute the disruption to the summit-related helicopter movements associated with the leaders’ travel and arrival arrangements. Brighton’s planning therefore continues under constraints linked to security and air-traffic measures during the G7 period in the region.