Donald Trump’s neighbors are fuming over a new no-fly zone over the president’s Mar-a-Lago estate that has indefinitely re-routed noisy planes above their homes.

For most of the year, residents of Palm Beach, Florida, only experienced street closures and restrictions on boat and air travel when the president in town.

But last month the Secret Service suddenly issued new flight restrictions that divert planes away from Mar-a-Lago—which is normally in the Palm Beach Airport’s flight path—and over homes that were previously not affected by the planes’ noise and pollution, The Washington Post reported.

Now the planes are “thundering” over residents’ homes from 5:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., making sleep impossible, Trump’s neighbors told the Post.

Homes in the flight path are worth up to 20 perc

See Full Page