New drone flight restrictions to come into force across Cork city

Drone operators in Cork will need two days’ advance permission as the IAA restricts flights across large city areas
New drone flight restrictions to come into force across Cork city

A drone flying low as it returns to the landing zone under the control of the operator. Pic; Larry Cummins

New airspace restrictions will take effect in Cork on Friday, significantly limiting drone operators and enthusiasts from flying over large parts of the city without providing two days’ advance notice.

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has announced the temporary restrictions, which will remain in place until May, and has begun consultations to make the restricted zone permanent.

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