The one-stop portal for drone safety across the EU.
104 cities and 31 countries covered.
Whether it's a weekend flight or a commercial fleet.
From a quick check to a full data pipeline.
Data comes straight from national aviation authorities in the EASA ED-269 format - attributed and auditable.
SourcesExport any area as KML, KMZ, GeoJSON, CSV or ED-269 - ready for DJI Pilot, Autel, QGroundControl and more.
Download zonesStep-by-step, manufacturer-accurate guides for getting zone files onto your drone or flight app.
Read the guidesCurrently, 104 cities have a page of their own, pick one from the list
Official zones, altitude limits and the responsible authority - for every country we cover.
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canfly? is a free, one-stop portal for drone (UAS) safety information in the
European Union. Under EASA rules - Regulation (EU) 2019/947, Article 15 - every
EU and EEA state must publish its UAS geographical zones: the areas where drone
flight is prohibited, restricted, or needs authorisation.
Each state publishes them differently,
and some not at all. canfly? collects them, normalises every one to the EASA
ED-269 model, and puts them on a single map - currently
16 of 31 EU/EEA states and
211,637 zones, refreshed automatically and attributed to the authority
that published them.
We check our data sources every day (24 hours) and apply any changes that the specific local authority
might've published. In the interest of safety, please double-check any zone you're unsure of on their site
or by contacting them directly.
canfly? is not an air-traffic or flight-authorisation service.