Planes intercepted flying over Trump's golf club

**Aircraft flying over Trump's golf club stopped**

Two aircraft that flew over US President Donald Trump's golf club without permission were intercepted by fighter jets. This was reported by the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).

According to the report, temporary flight restrictions were imposed in the area of Bedminster (New Jersey), where Trump's private golf club is located. On August 9, F-16 fighter jets were deployed to block the path of aircraft that did not comply with these restrictions. As a result, civilian aircraft were escorted to a safe area.

Donald Trump was at this golf club last weekend. In connection with the incident, pilots were asked to check the relevant notices (NOTAM) before each flight and strictly adhere to temporary flight restrictions (TFR).

The US military did not specify how many fighter jets took part in the operation. It was also not disclosed which aircraft violated the temporary flight restrictions.

For information, the F-16 is an American fourth-generation multi-role fighter. It is designed for air combat, interception of targets and strikes on ground objects. In December 2025, an F-16 fighter intercepted a plane that had entered closed airspace over Donald Trump's Palm Beach residence.