Temporary Airspace Restrictions for Events and Security
Verified from official sourcesWhere you can fly (points 3 to 9) | Restricted airspaceVersion 1Effective -Verified 21 August 2026
In plain language
Temporary airspace restrictions (such as temporary restricted areas or NOTAMs) are often put in place to protect the public during major events like airshows and festivals, or for security during political conferences. Always check for active temporary restrictions before your flight.
Requirement as structured
Temporary flight bans may be implemented in specific areas during events (such as airshows or festivals) or for security reasons (such as political conferences).
Original regulatory text
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.
Applies when
- country
- United Kingdom
- regulatory category
- General