F-16 Jets Intercept Civilian Planes Breaching Mar-a-Lago Airspace

Three unauthorized aircraft violated restricted airspace over President Trump's Florida resort within two hours, prompting NORAD to deploy fighter jets.

Three civilian planes entered restricted airspace above Mar-a-Lago at 11:05 a.m., 12:10 p.m., and 12:50 p.m. on Saturday, leading to NORAD scrambling F-16 jets.
The fighter jets deployed flares to safely guide the planes out of the restricted zone, as per standard protocol.
The incidents occurred during President Trump's visit to his Palm Beach resort, where temporary flight restrictions are enforced for his security.
Authorities are investigating whether the breaches were accidental or intentional; similar violations have been reported in recent weeks.
The events highlight ongoing challenges in managing airspace security around high-profile locations like Mar-a-Lago.