The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing a new rule within Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations establishing a restricted airspace surrounding Donald Trump’s former residence and business known as Trump Tower in New York City. This prohibition will be implemented immediately and remain in effect even after President Donald Trump leaves office. The proposal outlines a permanent no-fly zone over the Manhattan skyscraper designed to ensure the safety of the current occupant. The FAA cited the need for this regulation due to the continued security requirements associated with the former president's location. Details regarding the specific boundaries of the prohibited area are still being finalized by the agency.
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