Air Force F-16 jets were seen scrambling to intercept two aircraft that invaded the airspace over Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.
This is the second time that something this serious has taken place in a span of 48 hours, sources shared.
A civilian aircraft flew into the no-fly zone over the property at about 1:15 pm on Sunday as per a recently published statement.
The fighter jets fired flares to warn pilots to move out of the area as per the military.
The aircraft were seen being escorted out of the no-fly zone. It’s part of a standard protocol that ignored the no-fly-zone of the southern White House where the president usually spends his time over the weekends.
Since the January 20, 2025 presidential inauguration, NORAD shared how it generated a response to over 20 tracks of interest entering the Palm Beach in Florida temporary flight restrictions region.
The two incursions this weekend happen while Donald Trump was staying there. The incident arrives after an armed gunman was shot outside the White House at midnight, but the President was not present inside, as per his schedule.
