02 January 2025
Incredibly, those mystery drones are still coming to New Jersey, and the FAA is adding more restricted flight zones to the state.
The current total is 57 temporary drone-flight restrictions in New Jersey towns—all of which should be in affect for approximately three weeks. The FAA has stated the restrictions were enacted "at the request of federal security partners," as security concerns continue regarding the safety of critical infrastructure.
The current list of New Jersey towns were the FAA has restricted drone flights are:
- Absecon
- Atlantic Highlands
- Avenel
- Bayonne
- Bayville
- Bedminster
- Belford (2 sections)
- Branchburg
- Brick (2 sections)
- Bridgewater (2 sections)
- Burlington
- Camden
- Cedar Grove
- Clifton
- Colts Neck
- Columbus
- Delran
- Edison
- Elizabeth
- Evesham
- Fort Hancock
- Gloucester City
- Hamilton
- Hancocks Bridge
- Harrison
- Highlands
- Howell
- Jersey City
- Kearny
- Lebanon
- Linden (4 sections)
- Metuchen
- Neptune
- North Brunswick Township
- Paulsboro (2 sections)
- Perth Amboy
- Pleasantville
- Port Reading
- Sewaren
- Short Hills
- Somerset
- South Brunswick
- South Kearny
- Wall Township
- West Brick
- West Creek
- West Deptford
- Westampton
- Westville
- Winslow
While the continuing sightings remain mysterious, President-Elect Donald Trump said in a news conference two weeks ago that "the government knows what is happening."
Unfortunately, no one is sharing the data with The Droning Company or anyone else.
Maybe UFOs do exist.
See the Trump Press Conference
