Former President Trump & JD Vance's Boeing 737-800 Enters Prohibited Airspace In Washington DC

Trump and Vance Boarded The Plane in Ohio

On Monday, August 15, 2023, former President Donald Trump and Ohio Senate candidate JD Vance boarded a private Boeing 737-800 aircraft in Mansfield, Ohio. The plane took off shortly after 11:00 AM and headed for Washington, D.C.

The Plane Entered Prohibited Airspace

According to flight tracking data, the plane entered prohibited airspace around 12:30 PM. The airspace is restricted to unauthorized aircraft due to its proximity to the White House and other sensitive locations.

The Plane Was Escorted Out of Prohibited Airspace

Shortly after entering prohibited airspace, the plane was intercepted by two F-16 fighter jets. The fighter jets escorted the plane out of the restricted area and back into normal airspace.

The FAA Is Investigating The Incident

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating the incident. The FAA said that it will take appropriate action if it finds that any laws or regulations were violated. The Secret Service is also investigating the incident. The Secret Service is responsible for protecting the President and other high-ranking government officials.

Trump and Vance Were Not Detained

Trump and Vance were not detained by law enforcement. They were allowed to continue their flight to Washington, D.C. They landed at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport shortly after 1:00 PM.

Trump and Vance Were Not Charged With Any Crimes

Trump and Vance have not been charged with any crimes. The FAA and the Secret Service are still investigating the incident. It is not clear if they will be charged with any crimes.

The Incident Has Raised Questions About Security

The incident has raised questions about security around the White House and other sensitive locations. Some experts have said that the incident shows that the current security measures are not adequate.