The nation’s capital, where the president, members of Congress and centers of government reside, is arguably the no-fly zone that makes the most sense. There is a “Special Flight Rules Area” that ...

The sky is a wide-open expanse of seemingly endless open air. But even thousands of feet above the ground, there are still rules that must be followed. Planes can't simply fly wherever they wish.

While the no-fly zone is smaller than it was during Bush's time in office, P-49 still has a 2-mile radius and a vertical distance of 2,000 feet. Presumably, this is a formality akin to lifelong Secret ...