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F-16 escorts plane out of area after airspace incursion near Trump's golf course
- On July 5, 2025, NORAD scrambled an F-16 to intercept a civilian aircraft that breached Bedminster’s TFR during President Trump’s holiday weekend.
- Given Bedminster’s VIP TFRs, five unauthorized aircraft breaches occurred on July 5, 2025, despite strict security measures protecting President Trump.
- NORAD's layered defense system of radar, satellites, and fighter jets used a 'headbutt' maneuver to intercept and safely escort the civilian aircraft out of restricted airspace over Bedminster.
- NORAD responded swiftly to the fifth violation over Bedminster, assuring security remained intact while urging pilots to verify FAA NOTAMs 1353, 1358, 2246, and 2247, as FAA investigates.
- Beyond this incident, FAA and NORAD report a few dozen TFR breaches annually and recent weeks have seen more incursions, prompting civilian pilots to verify all flight notices.
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NORAD Issues Warning as Yet Another Pilot Is 'Headbutted' out of Trump Airspace
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) is urging pilots to do their homework before taking flight after a fighter jet was scrambled to intercept a civilian plane that had entered the restricted airspace where President Donald Trump was spending his holiday weekend.
Fighter Jets Intercept 11th Aircraft Near Trump’s Bedminster Golf Club Over Fourth of July Weekend | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
Fighter jets were once again scrambled over Bedminster, New Jersey, marking the 11th airspace incursion near President Donald Trump’s private residence during this Independence Day weekend, where he is currently spending the holiday.
A U.S. F-16 Vanier aircraft intercepted, Saturday, a general plane that violated a temporary restriction of airspace over the Gulf Club of American President Donald Trump of Bedminster, New Jersey, announced the army...
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