Drone airspace and geographical-zone information
Add a location to a question and get the regulatory picture for that place, where official spatial data is available.
Some regulatory questions cannot be answered without a location. Drone Assistant can bring official geographical zone and airspace datasets into the answer for supported jurisdictions.
This is location-aware regulatory information. It is not a clearance, an approval or a statement that a flight is safe or legal.
United States
FAA spatial datasets, including UAS Facility Map grids and controlled airspace, support location-aware checks.
Finland
Traficom UAS geographical zones support location-aware checks across the country.
France
The regulatory framework is available and integration of the national geographical dataset is being completed.
Germany and the United Kingdom
Regulatory answers are available. Full geographical-zone geometry is not currently integrated for these jurisdictions.
What this is not
- Spatial coverage varies by jurisdiction and is described honestly on each country page.
- Always confirm airspace and local restrictions with the responsible authority before flying.
Built around official regulatory sources
- Official sources
- Regulation-level citations
- Coverage and freshness checks
- Location-aware data where available
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This page gives general regulatory information. It is not flight clearance, operational authorisation or legal advice, and it does not guarantee that a flight is legal. See sources and methodology and terms.