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CF-18 jets intercept plane violating restricted air space above G7 site in Alberta

  • On Sunday, June 15, 2025, CF-18 fighter jets were deployed to intercept a civilian aircraft that had flown into restricted airspace over Kananaskis during the G7 Summit, compelling it to make an unscheduled landing.
  • The interception followed airspace restrictions established since Saturday morning that include two no-fly zones centered on Kananaskis Village and Calgary International Airport with radii of 30 and 20 nautical miles.
  • NORAD deployed Canadian and U.S. military aircraft, took multiple steps including final warning measures to alert the pilot, and the pilot safely landed the aircraft under their own power, meeting RCMP officers on the ground.
  • Officials highlighted that pilots must verify their planned flight paths do not cross any restricted airspace, and the RCMP cautioned that entering such zones could lead to serious repercussions.
  • Officials responsible for safety and security confirmed the incident is still being examined and highlighted that such events divert resources away from police duties and the protection of the summit until the temporary restrictions conclude after June 17.
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Civilian pilot forced to land by CF-18 Hornet fighter jets near Kananaskis

Plane was flying in restricted airspace near G7 Summit

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Sunday, June 15, 2025.
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