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Common Sense Solution for Recurring Presidential TFRs

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George Gabel
6 years ago

Presidential TFR's are unduly restrictive to General Aviation.

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Jonathan Bluabaugh
6 years ago

Since the FOX/GOP/NRA is likely to steal the election and many others, Somerset and other similarly situated airports misery and economic ruin are set to continue indefinitely. I don't see the way forward under the Trump FAA

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James Bemiss
6 years ago

Nine more months!

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Erik Grau
6 years ago

This is a no brainer.

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Jim Bemiss
6 years ago

Allow us to fly-let us follow the DC 3 rules.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I support legislation to extend the Maryland-Three rule.

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Tim Fitzgerald
6 years ago

I support the Maryland three rule TF

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Bill Hills
6 years ago

I support the Maryland three rule to limit disruption to local business who rely on general aviation for their survival.

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Jeff Ellentuck
6 years ago

I support the Maryland three rule to limit the disruption to local businesses who rely on general aviation for their survival

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Eileen P Wendlocher
7 years ago

The tremendous burden needs to be alleviated -- it is harmful to small businesses, the community and aviation enthusiasts.

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Stephen Jordan
7 years ago

extend Maryland three rule

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Jeffrey Lavine
7 years ago

The PTFR is very destructive to pilots and businesses. The Maryland-Three solution should be implemented in NJ and FL immediately. The potential threat to even this president from GA is minimal at any location.

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Lauren Casey
7 years ago

Please pass

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Kevin Walsh
7 years ago

I support legislation extending the ‘Maryland-Three’ rules to airports under a recurring Presidential TFR

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Karl Richcreek
7 years ago

It's only a matter of time before these moving TFR's affect ALL of us. Lets put some common sense back into the rule making lobby. I for one would rather not be violated for one of these pop up TFR's.

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James Naphas
7 years ago

The Maryland-Three seems like a good solution for all involved.

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Steve Flanagan
7 years ago

I have been flying out of an impacted airport since 2006. The TFRs have caused myself wasted funds and time to move my aircraft anytime a TFR pop's up and I need to make a trip. With proper screening there should be no risk. The "Maryland-Three" resolution should be implemented.

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Harry Parsons
7 years ago

Look at who is impacted and their qualifications...it’s a no-brainer, the risk is minuscule and the benefits substantial.

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Andrew Morrison
7 years ago

These TFRs are ludicrous. They are killing small businesses . And what happened to ‘Land of the free, home of the brave?’

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brett hunter
7 years ago

once we get this approved we need to repeal the entire VIP TFR process so no ones airspace is affected