Air Force intercepts aircraft flying in a restricted zone near Mar-a-Lago

NORAD Raises Concern Over 'Excessive' Mar-a-Lago Airspace Violations Since Donald Trump Took Office

NORAD has expressed concern over an 'excessive' number of airspace violations over Trump's Florida residence, Mar-a-Lago. This comes after two airspace violations this weekend alone, joining the more than 20 violations since Trump's inauguration.

NORAD Intercepts Multiple Planes Over Mar-A-Lago, Raises Alert - News Addicts

NORAD announced that F-16 fighter jets have been scrambled to intercept multiple aircraft that have breached the airspace around President Trump’s Mar-A-Lago Estate in Palm Beach, Florida over the past 48 hours. According to a press release from the Continental United States NORAD Region Office of Public Affairs, F-16’s were ordered to respond to a […] The post NORAD Intercepts Multiple Planes Over Mar-A-Lago, Raises Alert appeared first on News…

F-16s scrambled to intercept aircraft in restricted airspace near Trump's Mar-a-Lago

U.S. Air Force jets intercepted a civilian aircraft flying in proximity of Mar-a-Lago as Donald Trump was finishing a round of golf Sunday.

Fighter Jets Intercept Another Aircraft Near Trump's Mar-a-Lago Estate

Fighter jets intercepted another aircraft flying near President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, on Sunday, after "excessive" violations of North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD)'s temporary flight restrictions. The post Fighter Jets Intercept Another Aircraft Near Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Estate After ‘Excessive’ Violations appeared first on Breitbart.

Aviation Expert Calls Uptick of Recent Aircraft Intercepts Near Mar-a-Lago 'Unusual'

Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jets were scrambled over President Donald Trump's residence in Palm Beach, Florida, twice last weekend to intercept civilian aircraft, a growing trend since he began his second term.

2 airplanes venture too close to Trump, Mar-a-Lago for defense agency's comfort

'The procedures are not optional.'