FAA aims for lasting no-fly zones at Mar-a-Lago

The FAA has proposed permanent flight restrictions around Donald J. Trump International Airport in Palm Beach to secure the airspace near Mar-a-Lago amid concerns over unauthorized aircraft and drones. The rules require aircraft below 2,000 feet within one nautical mile of the zone to obtain clearance, maintain contact with air traffic control, and transmit a transponder code. Experts warn that current regulations are insufficient to counteract increasingly sophisticated drone threats, citing security risks highlighted by recent drone-related incidents targeting high-profile figures.

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