FAA shifts flight path to Trump-named airport near Mar-a-Lago after no-fly zone angers Palm Beach residents
EXCLUSIVE — The Federal Aviation Administration has shifted the flight path of planes coming and going from President Donald J. Secret Service, a Department of Homeland Security agency, had shared with the FAA.“The genesis of it was communication from the Secret Service to the FAA requesting that this perimeter exclusion zone be established,” Bedford said, adding that the Secret Service did not provide an explanation. Trump sued Palm Beach County in 2015 for $100 million, claiming the county’s airport director purposely directed departing flights to fly over Mar-a-Lago.AdvertisementThe airspace debate coincides with the July name change of Palm Beach International Airport to President Donald J.
- ▪EXCLUSIVE — The Federal Aviation Administration has shifted the flight path of planes coming and going from President Donald J.
- ▪Secret Service, a Department of Homeland Security agency, had shared with the FAA.“The genesis of it was communication from the Secret Service to the FAA requesting that this perimeter exclusion zone be established,” Bedford said, adding th
- ▪Trump sued Palm Beach County in 2015 for $100 million, claiming the county’s airport director purposely directed departing flights to fly over Mar-a-Lago.AdvertisementThe airspace debate coincides with the July name change of Palm Beach Int
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| Publication time | Mon, 24 Aug 2026 14:28:24 +0000 |
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EXCLUSIVE — The Federal Aviation Administration has shifted the flight path of planes coming and going from President Donald J. Trump International Airport in Palm Beach, Florida, following public outcry that a newly imposed airspace restriction over Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence caused planes to fly over previously quiet communities.FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford shared during an interview with the Washington Examiner on Friday that the agency had recently changed the course planes must follow when arriving at or departing from the airport to address complaints from neighbors.
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