CanIFly

Plan the flight in one tap

CanIFly summarises UAS geographical zones on a map built for the open category. Instead of juggling national portals and legends, tap a point, set class C0–C2 and AGL ceiling, and get a clear status.

1. 1Open the map and locate yourself (or search a place).
2. 2Choose class C0–C2 and AGL ceiling.
3. 3Read Clear / Limited / Restricted / Prohibited and the zones that apply.

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What Clear, Limited, Restricted mean

Clear is not an official permit — it is a map reading for the profile you chose. Limited and Restricted mean rules, heights or authorisations still need a look. Prohibited means do not fly there with that profile.

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National data, country by country

Status comes from the matching national UAS sources for each country we cover — so layers stay local and current, not a single one-size-fits-all overlay.

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Spots and obstacles from pilots

Pilots add obstacles and fly spots on the map. That community layer helps you spot cranes, lines or usual sites early — it does not replace common sense or local rules.

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Drone map for Europe — open category

Looking for UAS restrictions, or whether you can fly near airports and towns? CanIFly puts status in one tap, filtered by class and ceiling — for Europe.

CanIFly is not an official product of any aviation authority. Use it as a planning aid and always verify official national sources before you fly.