US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has put the residence of presidential candidate Joe Biden under a temporary flight restriction.
The ‘no-fly zone’ – which has a radius of one nautical mile – covers the airspace over Joe Biden house in Delaware and will last until 7 November.
The decision was announced through a Notice to Airmen and listed under ‘special security reasons’.
It could be interpreted in a way to increase security in the event of Biden winning the US elections.
This post was published on 5 November 2020 19:31
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