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Most airports and airfields have a flight restriction zone (FRZ).
Never fly in this zone unless you have permission from the airport. The zone is in place to avoid any collisions with aircraft at or near the airport.
The DroneSafe website gives details of airfield restrictions and more information on getting permission.
Some drone apps also give details of flight restriction zones.
Follow any flying restrictions and check for hazards - Always check for restrictions and hazards before you fly.
Examples of restrictions and hazards:
Restricted airspace
Flying may be restricted around some sites, such as prisons, military ranges, royal palaces, and government buildings.
Events
Flying may be temporarily banned in specific areas during some events, such as airshows or festivals. This is to keep everyone safe.
There may also be security reasons for banning flying, such as at political conferences.
Emergency incidents
Temporary restrictions may be established at very short notice due to emergency incidents, such as road traffic accidents, fires and floods.
If you’re near the scene of an accident or similar emergency, you must keep out of the way and not do anything that could hamper the emergency services.