Common Sense Solution for Recurring Presidential TFRs
295 Comments
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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
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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
Presidential TFR's are unduly restrictive to General Aviation.
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
Nine more months!
This is a no brainer.
Allow us to fly-let us follow the DC 3 rules.
I support legislation to extend the Maryland-Three rule.
I support the Maryland three rule TF
I support the Maryland three rule to limit disruption to local business who rely on general aviation for their survival.
I support the Maryland three rule to limit the disruption to local businesses who rely on general aviation for their survival
The tremendous burden needs to be alleviated -- it is harmful to small businesses, the community and aviation enthusiasts.
extend Maryland three rule
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.
Please pass
I support legislation extending the ‘Maryland-Three’ rules to airports under a recurring Presidential TFR
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.
The Maryland-Three seems like a good solution for all involved.
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.
Look at who is impacted and their qualifications...it’s a no-brainer, the risk is minuscule and the benefits substantial.
These TFRs are ludicrous. They are killing small businesses . And what happened to ‘Land of the free, home of the brave?’
once we get this approved we need to repeal the entire VIP TFR process so no ones airspace is affected