Expect TFRs for Bush Travels

Filed in archive Aviation News on March 11, 2005

President Bush's social security plan may represent a long-term agenda for the wallet, but in the short-term pilots should be more concerned about the logbook. The president, Vice President Cheney, and Treasury Secretary Snow will be spending the next 60 days traveling to 60 cities on a social security reform campaign.

That means pilots all over the country will face 30-nautical-mile-radius temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) wherever the president goes and smaller ones for the vice president.

To keep up to date on TFRs, check AOPA's TFR Web page.