Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Each European authority has published zones where drone operations are limited or restricted. You must check for those zones before any flight as they can be temporary or permanent. Those zones are generally available on your National Aviation Authority website and are often close to airports, prisons, cities, or natural reserves. They can also be a consequence of temporary events like the Paris Olympic Games in 2024.
If your mission is in a no-fly zone, the process to be allowed to operate is usually described on the website. Most of the time, you will need to contact the person responsible for this zone.
For more information please contact us at regulatory@flyability.com
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Each European authority has published zones where drone operations are limited or restricted. You must check for those zones before any flight as they can be temporary or permanent. Those zones are generally available on your National Aviation Authority website and are often close to airports, prisons, cities, or natural reserves. They can also be a consequence of temporary events like the Paris Olympic Games in 2024.
If your mission is in a no-fly zone, the process to be allowed to operate is usually described on the website. Most of the time, you will need to contact the person responsible for this zone.
For more information please contact us at regulatory@flyability.com
#DroneRegulations #EUDrones #EURegulations #Drone #EU
