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January 28th 04, 06:23 PM
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"Roger Long" om wrote in message ... | Would they let him fly or would the TFR's keep him grounded? Aside from whether the Secret Service would let him fly, the TFRs are usually worded in such a way as to allow the President and various other individuals to fly. The President frequently takes off from the White House lawn, which is prohibited airspace, even more restrictive than a TFR. The TFRs allow movement by law enforcement and military aircraft. Arguably the Commander in Chief and head law enforcement official of the United States has permission to fly through any TFR. 
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