The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) reported that its F-16 fighter jets intercepted multiple aircraft that breached temporary flight restrictions over New Jersey on Sunday. More than 10 general aviation aircraft entered restricted airspace, with three requiring interception by NORAD. During two of these intercepts, NORAD aircraft deployed flares to attract the pilots' attention, which were stated to be safe and pose no danger to people on the ground. All aircraft were escorted out of the restricted area without incident. NORAD advised pilots to monitor frequencies 121.5 or 243.0 and to check temporary flight restrictions before entering airspace.
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NORAD F-16s Intercept Aircraft Violating Flight Restrictions in New Jersey
NORAD F-16s intercepted several aircraft that violated temporary flight restrictions over New Jersey on July 20. The command reported that more than 10 general aviation aircraft entered the restricted airspace, with three requiring interception. NORAD deployed flares during the intercepts and safely escorted all aircraft out of the area.
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NORAD F-16s intercept multiple aircraft violating temporary flight restrictions over New Jersey
NORAD F-16s Intercept Aircraft Violating Flight Restrictions in New Jersey