Official sources · 29 countries

Drone flight maps in Europe: a national tool for every country

Every European country publishes its own UTM or airspace awareness map for drones. Check geo-zones, altitude limits and temporary restrictions before you fly - especially when crossing borders.

  • National UTM maps
  • EASA context

18 June 2026 · 10 min read

Before flying abroad: 3 steps

  1. 1

    Open the destination country's map

    Europe has no single map. Always use the official UTM or geo-awareness tool of the country where you fly.

  2. 2

    Check zones and altitude

    Review restricted areas, CTR, temporary bans and maximum altitude in the Open category.

  3. 3

    Registration and permits

    Some countries require operator registration or a flight plan. Commercial flights may need extra authorisation.

Official maps by country

Links open national airspace or UTM portals in a new tab. Always confirm data on the day of flight.

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ŠalisOficialus žemėlapisAtidaryti
AustriaDronespaceAtidaryti
BelgiumDroneguideAtidaryti
BulgariaInteractive drone mapAtidaryti
CroatiaAMC PortalAtidaryti
CyprusOpen Geozone MapAtidaryti
CzechiaDrone MapAtidaryti
DenmarkDronezonerAtidaryti
EstoniaDroonikaartAtidaryti
FinlandAviamapsAtidaryti
FranceGeoportailAtidaryti
GermanydipulAtidaryti
GreeceDrone AwareAtidaryti
HungaryLegterAtidaryti
IrelandIAAAtidaryti
ItalyD-flightAtidaryti
LatviaeUARVAtidaryti
LithuaniaAVM (ANS Lithuania)Atidaryti
LuxembourgGeoportalAtidaryti
MaltaTM-CADAtidaryti
NetherlandsGoDroneAtidaryti
NorwaySafetofly.noAtidaryti
PolandDroneMap PANSAAtidaryti
PortugalANACAtidaryti
RomaniaUAS Geographical zonesAtidaryti
SlovakiaAIS chartsAtidaryti
SloveniaUAS Geo ZonesAtidaryti
SpainENAIRE dronesAtidaryti
SwedenLFV Drone chartAtidaryti
SwitzerlandSkyguideAtidaryti

Pastaba: Islandija šiuo metu neturi oficialaus interaktyvaus nacionalinio dronų žemėlapio. Prieš skrydį kreipkitės į vietos aviacijos valdžią.

Pan-European resources

Additional sources for EASA geo-zones. They do not replace national maps.

Frequently asked questions

No. Each state maintains its own official UTM or geo-awareness tool. Always use the map of the country where you fly.
European Drone Airspace Maps - UTM & Geo-Zones by Country | A2STS