Common Sense Solution for Recurring Presidential TFRs
295 Comments
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Burt Stevens
5 years ago
This is a very valid, non-political request that all politicians should embrace,
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Norman Webster
5 years ago
The TFR System is far too restrictive.
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Kenneth Spivey
5 years ago
Truly there's got to be a way to allow flying to continue securely and safely!
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Eric Tallberg
5 years ago
TFR's are knee-jerk reactions, easily imposed on those without "power" that the power-hungry feel are "necessary" for the protection of the power-hungry. This isn't what America is about.
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shmuel avital
5 years ago
Let us fly
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Demian
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This is a brilliant solution to an ongoing problem.
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CHARLES SMART
5 years ago
This is a non-partisan request, that will enable NJ residents to coexist with Federal mandates.
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Mark Shanahan
5 years ago
The VIP TFR program needs significant modification. In its current form it severely impacts local businesses while providing minimal security improvements.
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Stephen Raborn
5 years ago
I am a republican and support the re-election of our current president. This problem started long before this president and will continue beyond unless justice prevails. At the least, the Maryland Three solution should be enacted. More properly, these TFRs should be removed for light general aviation aircraft altogether, as they are a proven NON-threat.
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Mark Fay
5 years ago
Liberty for all!
TFRs are a 911 anachronistic overkill.
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Jack Raun
5 years ago
These tars are absolutely ridiculous and an affront to American pilots. They illustrate how much the government has taken over our lives.
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Stu Tracy
6 years ago
I fully support this proposal to help relieve the burden on General Aviation and aviation businesses caused by the imposition of presidential TFRs.
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Richard heinichen
6 years ago
Trump does not care about people.
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Carl Wagner
6 years ago
It is time to stop all presidential TFRs. General aviation is not a threat!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Please fix this by simply applying the Maryland-Three rule.
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Mark Petersen
6 years ago
General Aviation has suffered long enough from unreasonable restrictions to flight.
Congress needs to implement a solution to all the frequent TFRs that are crippling businesses.
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Warren McILvoy
6 years ago
A solution to this problem is long overdue. It is time for the FAA and Congress to get off their over stuffed duffs and do the job that we are paying them to do. If not, resign and we will put someone in there that will.
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Allan Gordon
6 years ago
Lantana in Florida has also been affected significantly. I used this airport to visit my Mom but could never count on being able to get in or out
This is a very valid, non-political request that all politicians should embrace,
The TFR System is far too restrictive.
Truly there's got to be a way to allow flying to continue securely and safely!
TFR's are knee-jerk reactions, easily imposed on those without "power" that the power-hungry feel are "necessary" for the protection of the power-hungry. This isn't what America is about.
Let us fly
Demian
This is a brilliant solution to an ongoing problem.
This is a non-partisan request, that will enable NJ residents to coexist with Federal mandates.
The VIP TFR program needs significant modification. In its current form it severely impacts local businesses while providing minimal security improvements.
I am a republican and support the re-election of our current president. This problem started long before this president and will continue beyond unless justice prevails. At the least, the Maryland Three solution should be enacted. More properly, these TFRs should be removed for light general aviation aircraft altogether, as they are a proven NON-threat.
Liberty for all! TFRs are a 911 anachronistic overkill.
These tars are absolutely ridiculous and an affront to American pilots. They illustrate how much the government has taken over our lives.
I fully support this proposal to help relieve the burden on General Aviation and aviation businesses caused by the imposition of presidential TFRs.
Trump does not care about people.
It is time to stop all presidential TFRs. General aviation is not a threat!
Please fix this by simply applying the Maryland-Three rule.
General Aviation has suffered long enough from unreasonable restrictions to flight. Congress needs to implement a solution to all the frequent TFRs that are crippling businesses.
A solution to this problem is long overdue. It is time for the FAA and Congress to get off their over stuffed duffs and do the job that we are paying them to do. If not, resign and we will put someone in there that will.
Lantana in Florida has also been affected significantly. I used this airport to visit my Mom but could never count on being able to get in or out
TFR's are out of control.