Two planes were intercepted for entering a temporary no-fly zone over President Donald Trump’s golf club in New Jersey while he was there on Friday, Aug. 2.
The NORAD officials said the pilots of the two civilian airplanes stopped communicating with air traffic controllers when they entered the temporary no-fly zone at 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.
According to News12 New Jersey, the pilots “established positive communications with air traffic control and departed the restricted airspace,” after NORAD responded to them.
The air violations were resolved.
Trump’s Visit to Bedminster
The Federal Aviation Administration released details about President Trump’s Friday’s visit to Bedminster, New Jersey.Adhering to VIP protocol, the authorities released flight restrictions and road closures in the Bedminster and Morristown from Friday 5 p.m. through Sunday at 5:45 p.m.
Trump will return to the golf club again for his annual 10-day vacation on Aug. 8, according to Fox News.
President’s Last Visit to the Golf Course
The President last visited the golf course for a political fundraiser for his candidacy for the 2020 presidential election on July 19 to July 21.He made headlines for surprising newlywed couple Nicole Perosi and PJ Mongelli when he stopped by their wedding, which took place on the golf club, to greet them on July 20.
“USA, USA, USA,” and “Trump, Trump, Trump,” were chanted when the president showed up on the wedding night.
They had sent several invites to Trump after getting engaged at the New Jersey golf club in 2017.
“Staten Island is the greatest,” Trump said when Mongelli told him that hundreds of guests from the New York City borough would be attending. “I love it. I’ll see if I can stop by.”
The president made another appearance later in the wedding while the crowd chanted “USA.” TMZ described the wedding as a “MAGA”-themed event, and Fox noted the venue was adorned with flags and pro-Trump banners.
