At the weekend, US Air Force fighter aircraft captured to capture more aircraft that entered the limited airspace near President Donald’s golf club in Bedminster, according to Air Force and Norrad).
Small private aircraft repeatedly violated temporary flight restrictions (TFR) on the spot while Trump is in residence. The last incident occurred on Sunday morning (July 6), when an unauthorized aircraft was detected and quickly accompanied by the area.
Only on Saturday (July 5) Norad announced five invasions, including a remarkable incident around 14:39, when a fighter F-16 captured a general aircraft. In his statement, Norad stated that his pilot had made a “headbutt” maneuver – a close approach that aimed to attract the attention of a civilian pilot – and then led the aircraft to security outside the limited zone.
Limited zone around Bedminster
The airspace around the Trump Golf Club is exposed to a reduction of a radius of a 30-neuutic kilometer whenever the president is present. The violation provokes the immediate reaction of the integrated Norada defense system, which relies on radars, satellites and fighter aircraft with quick response.
Repeated violation
The White House refused to comment on weekend wiretaps. However, Norad noted that similar violations have been frequent since Trump’s return to the Presidency in January 2025.
Previously, in the possession of Trump, the Residence Palm Beach Mar-A-Lago also faced a routine violation of limited airspace. Officials urged pilots to carefully monitor the FAA announcement on air missions (notams) to avoid random invasions, especially during the presidential travel period.
Sharp warning to pilots
The US Air Force has repeated its call for civilian pilots to strictly adhere to all flight restrictions, and emphasize that unauthorized entry can lead to violent measures to protect national security.
Norad’s layered defensive network, spanning the American and Canadian air space, is designed to detect, discourage and neutralize air threats, especially almost sensitive places and, when important officials are present.
(Tagstotranslate) violations and wiretaps of airspace
