02/12/2026
📍 What TFR 6/1823 Is
This is a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) issued by the FAA over the Fort Bragg, North Carolina area, which includes airspace that could affect flights near Harnett Regional Jetport.
✈️ Why It Exists
TFRs like this are typically issued for VIP movement or security reasons(for example, when high-profile government officials are traveling nearby).
⏱ When It’s In Effect
The TFR has specific dates and times — generally shown in the NOTAM — during which aircraft operations in the designated airspace are restricted. For this exact TFR (6/1823), the effective period will be in the FAA NOTAM details (check the current NOTAM before flying).
🛑 What It Means for Pilots
Unauthorized aircraft, including general aviation, may not enter the TFR airspace unless you are explicitly cleared or authorized.
Typically, this means:
- You cannot fly through the restricted zone without permission during the effective period.
- You must check FAA NOTAMs before departure to confirm the exact dimensions and times.
- Violations can result in serious enforcement actions (fines, certificate action, interception).
📋 For Harnett Regional Jetport Visitors
If TFR 6/1823 is active on your planned flight day, you should:
- Review the FAA NOTAM for this restriction in your flight planning tools (ForeFlight, SkyVector, FAA NOTAM search).
- Plan your route to avoid the restricted area or obtain FAA authorization if necessary.
- Contact RALEIGH Flight Service or ATC for clarification and approval if your flight path intersects the restricted airspace.
📌 Quick Tip
Always check the latest NOTAMs immediately before flying (especially near Fort Bragg and surrounding NC airspace), because TFR details (times, altitudes, boundaries) can change up until activation.
