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There is a presidential TFR in Cincinnati on Monday, right smack in
the middle of my planned flight route. The notam says the inner 10 mile radius is a no-fly zone, and the outer 10-30 miles radius can be flown with an active VFR or IFR flight plan. I always thought TFR was restricted entirely, regardless of flight plan. Is this something new, or am I misinterpreting it? If this is new, can I count on ATC handling this properly? I am tempted to simply wait it out until the TFR expires before departing even though it will be a major inconvenience. |
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