US Temporary Flight Restriction Permanent Archive

The FAA publishes temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) through tfr.faa.gov and the NOTAM system, then removes them upon expiration. TFR Archive permanently captures every restriction, records every version and amendment, and maintains the only permanent, citable historical record of US flight restrictions.

Active Airspace Now 13

Scheduled Future 0

Total Captured 225

Archive History 30 Days

Avg Duration 39.71 hrs

Early Cancelled 21.3%

Key facts

As of 2026-09-23 (Wednesday, September 23, 2026), TFR Archive permanently preserves 225 US temporary flight restrictions across 30 consecutive days.
Currently, 13 restrictions are active across US national airspace, with 0 future restrictions scheduled.
The average planned restriction duration is 39.71 hours, with an average issue-to-activation lead time of 71.35 hours.
Early cancellations account for 21.3% of captured restrictions, while 29.8% underwent published amendments.

Airspace Restrictions by Statutory Category

14 CFR Classification Rules

VIP Movement 14 CFR 91.141

Presidential residences, campaign stops, and diplomatic protection airspace.

Space Operations 14 CFR 91.143

Orbital and suborbital rocket launches from Cape Canaveral, Vandenberg, and Starbase.

Hazard & Disaster 14 CFR 91.137

Wildfire aerial firefighting tankers, hurricane emergency response, and search operations.

Sporting & Airshows 14 CFR 91.145

Major stadium games, NASCAR speedways, and military flight demonstration patterns.

Special Security 14 CFR 99.7

United Nations General Assembly, defense facilities, and counter-UAS restrictions.

Other Restrictions General FAA

Specialized aerial events, municipal safety zones, and technical hazard perimeters.

Interactive Airspace Tools

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Latest Captured Airspace Changes

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NOTAM ID	Title & Airspace	Category	State	Status	Updated (UTC)
6/1009	Wildfire Firefighting Aerial Operations Denver, CO	Hazard and Disaster	CO	removed_early	2026-09-23 23:00Z
6/1010	Space Launch Operations Pacific Spaceport Complex Kodiak	Space Operations	AK	removed_early	2026-09-23 23:00Z
6/1019	Aerial Demonstration and Air Show Atlanta, GA	Sporting and Demonstrations	GA	removed_early	2026-09-23 23:00Z
6/1028	Wildfire Firefighting Aerial Operations Phoenix, AZ	Hazard and Disaster	AZ	active	2026-09-23 23:00Z
6/1029	Special Security Instructions United Nations Headquarters	Security and Special	NY	active	2026-09-23 23:00Z
6/1030	Presidential Movement Wilmington, DE	VIP Movement	DE	removed_early	2026-09-23 23:00Z
6/1033	Wildfire Firefighting Aerial Operations New York, NY	Hazard and Disaster	NY	cancelled	2026-09-23 23:00Z
6/1037	VIP Airspace Rehoboth Beach Residence	VIP Movement	DE	cancelled	2026-09-23 23:00Z
6/1038	Special Security Instructions United Nations Headquarters	Security and Special	NY	active	2026-09-23 23:00Z
6/1040	Wildfire Firefighting Aerial Operations Daytona Beach, FL	Hazard and Disaster	FL	removed_early	2026-09-23 23:00Z

Most Restricted Airspace Rankings (Past 30 Days)

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State / Jurisdiction	Total Restricted Hours	TFR NOTAM Count	Top Statutory Basis
State of NY	3,503.0 hrs	34	14 CFR 91.137 / 91.141 / 91.143
State of FL	1,785.0 hrs	43	14 CFR 91.137 / 91.141 / 91.143
State of NJ	771.0 hrs	28	14 CFR 91.137 / 91.141 / 91.143
State of CA	663.0 hrs	32	14 CFR 91.137 / 91.141 / 91.143
State of DE	593.0 hrs	15	14 CFR 91.137 / 91.141 / 91.143

Source: FAA tfr.faa.gov and System Operations NOTAM publication. Captured: 2026-09-23 23:00 UTC. Permanent record preserved by TFR Archive under public domain principles.