Fighter jets intercept 11 aircraft near Trump’s Bedminster golf course

The aircraft fighter intercepted at least three aircraft on Sunday, which violated the temporary airspace of airline restrictions (TFR) over Pepster, New Jersey, where president Trump was spending the weekend, according to the North America defense leadership (NORAD).

With one plane intercepted in the morning, two others are intercepted later in the day, NORAD said that there are a total of 11 unauthorized aircraft in the TFR airspace during the weekend.

At approximately 10:30 am on Sunday, a TFR civil plane violated it safely from the area by NORAD.

“Nourad and [Federal Aviation Administration] It aims to keep the sky on America safe, while paying attention to the regions that have limitations for temporary flying (TFR) to ensure the safety of aviation, national security, and president’s security, “General Gregory Gillot, the leader, Nuria, the northern American commander,” TFR measures indicate that the excessive number of TFR violations at the end of this week, does not require every trip for reading, Or do not require it, or.

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Gilot said the NORAD armed fighter planes intersect and direct the violating aircraft from TFR.

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“If the plane’s pilot happens to find either fighters or helicopters, they must immediately reach the frequency of 121.5 or 243.0 and turn to the reverse path until he receives additional instructions on one of these frequencies.”

In another case on Saturday, a TFR airspace was safely escorted directly, after using the standard “Headbutt” maneuver to attract the pilot’s attention.

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The maneuver includes a military plane flying directly in front of a civilian plane close, but it is safe to visually refer to the pilot to follow or change the path.

Special pilots have warned of their homework before taking off.

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“It is extremely important for flight safety in North America that the temporary flying restriction violations (TFR) be avoided.” “All pilots must learn about the restricted air space updates, including the new and current FAA NOAATAM review [Notice to Airmen] That affects their plans and activities. Adherence to the FAA registered airspace protocols is mandatory, regardless of the geographical region, the structure of the plane or crew.

Jasmine Baehr of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.