The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has placed two flight restrictions in New Jersey following reports of drone activity near President-elect Trump’s golf club. There have been ongoing sightings of drones in Central Jersey, prompting the issuance of temporary flight restrictions over Trump National Golf Club Bedminster and Picatinny Arsenal until the end of December. The FAA is investigating unauthorized drone operations and warned that violators could face certification revocation and fines. Law enforcement has been working to address the drone activity, with reports of sightings in areas north of Bedminster. The FBI and New Jersey State Police are investigating the incidents. This comes as similar drone sightings have been reported over British-American joint bases in the UK. The incidents have raised concerns about the safety and security of airspace where military installations are located. The FAA emphasized the importance of safely integrating drones into the National Airspace System. Morris County Sheriff James Gannon assured the public that there is no immediate danger but encouraged people to report sightings to law enforcement. The drone activity has prompted increased security measures and investigations by authorities.
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FAA imposes flight restriction in NJ due to drone activity near Trump Bedminster and Army arsenal
