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Luxembourg drone map

UAS geographical zones and drone airspace restrictions in Luxembourg, synced from the national publisher and shown on one interactive map, free to use.

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Flying a drone in Luxembourg

Luxembourg applies the EU drone rules (Regulation (EU) 2019/947). Operators of drones weighing 250 g or more, or carrying a camera, register with the Direction de l'Aviation Civile (DAC). The DAC publishes Luxembourg's UAS geographical zones as public-domain open data. Many of them are temporary, with fixed start and end dates, and a number are conditional zones where you must coordinate with the named authority before flying. That authority may be a hospital heliport, the police or the army.

How to read the map

Each zone is coloured by what the publisher says it means for a flight. Select one to see its altitude limits, schedule and the authority to contact.

  • Prohibited — The source states that flight is not permitted here.
  • Authorization required — Flight may be possible with prior authorization from the named authority.
  • Coordination required — The source states that no authorization is needed, but the operator must coordinate before flying.
  • Information only — The source classes this as advisory: a hazard or activity to be aware of, not a restriction on flight.

Where this data comes from

  • DAC UAS geographical zonesSource: Direction de l'Aviation Civile (Luxembourg), UAS Geographical Zones — published as public domain (CC0)

Check before you fly

GeoPilot is an independent planning tool, not an authorization, and is not run by the authority. Confirm the current zones, and any permission you need, with the official source:

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to register my drone in Luxembourg?
Yes, if your drone weighs 250 g or more, or carries a camera (unless it is a toy): as an operator you register with the Direction de l'Aviation Civile (DAC) and put your operator number on every drone you fly.
How high can I fly a drone in Luxembourg?
In the open category, no higher than 120 m above the ground. A UAS geographical zone can set a lower limit, or prohibit flight altogether: select a zone on the map to see its limits.
What does a conditional zone mean in Luxembourg?
A conditional zone is one where flying requires coordination first. Coordinate with the authority named in the zone, which can be a hospital heliport, the police or the army, and follow the conditions it sets. GeoPilot does not grant or check that coordination. Select the zone on the map to see who to contact.
Is this map run by the authority, or an authorization to fly?
Neither. GeoPilot is an independent planning tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by the national publisher; it shows the zones that publisher releases, synced automatically. It is not an authorization, and the official source always wins: confirm there, and get any permission a zone requires, before you fly.

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Data

  • Airspace data is published by the national authorities of each country covered. GeoPilot is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
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GeoPilot is an independent planning tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any aviation authority. It shows data published by national authorities, which may be incomplete, out of date or simplified in processing, and it does not authorize any flight. Always check the authority's own publication and current NOTAMs before flying.