Geographical Zones Map
Before any flight, the remote pilot must check the airspace to see if a geographical zone applies. A geographical zone is an (airspace) area where unmanned aircraft operations may be restricted or prohibited, for example through height limits or access requirements. This map helps you clearly identify and understand those areas.
Search by location or Eircode, then click on a zone for detailed information. Right-click to open the flight authorisation assistant, which provides zone details and other tools to pre-populate and download a UF101 application form.
Important Note
This map uses official IAA data and the latest GeoJSON updates to assist in planning UAS operations in Ireland (latest version and date information indicated above map). Pilots remain responsible for verifying current airspace status and NOTAMs before flight. Blue zones are unofficial zones added by Safe Drone Academy to create awareness and highlight zones with potentially increased aviation activity. Temporary (T) zones will only appear on the map during their active time and date constraints.
Official References
Source Document: Aeronautical Notice 4
Regulatory Reference: AIP Ireland ENR 5.3
Temporary Changes: Irish NOTAMS
Flight Authorisation Form: UF101 Form
Instructions For Use
Left-Click mouse over the map icons to get airspace information.
Right-Click on the map to get UF101 information box and ‘copy and paste’ the text to the downloadable UF101 form.
Click ‘UF101″ button to get map picture with red arrow for UF101 form (right-click to copy!).
Search Use ‘Search Box’ on top of map to find your location.
Scroll to bottom of page to see interactive weather data for weather forecast and brief.
Sources IAIP ENR 5.3