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+ The Regional Headquarters coordinates federal law enforcement activities within Brazil's largest metropolitan region. The installation supports criminal investigations, intelligence operations, immigration services, and public security missions, making it a protected government facility.

+ The CAOP manages the Federal Police's aviation operations, including tactical air support, surveillance missions, law enforcement transport, and special operations support. Due to active aviation activities and operational security requirements, unauthorized drone operations may pose safety and security risks.

+ Located in Brasília, the headquarters serves as the principal command center of the Federal Police. The facility coordinates federal law enforcement activities, criminal investigations, intelligence operations, border security programs, and national public security initiatives. Due to its strategic role in public security and federal operations, the installation is protected under applicable aviation and security regulations.

+ The CLA is Brazil's primary space launch center and one of the country's most strategically significant aerospace facilities. The installation supports launch operations, aerospace testing, national space programs, and international cooperation activities. Due to its critical role in national security and aerospace infrastructure, the facility is protected by enhanced military security and aviation restrictions.

+ Part of the DCTA complex, the IEAv conducts advanced scientific and technological research supporting aerospace, defense, and strategic national programs. Due to its involvement in sensitive research activities, the installation is considered a protected military facility.

+ The DCTA serves as the Brazilian Air Force's principal aerospace research, development, testing, and innovation center. The complex supports military technology programs, aerospace engineering, flight testing, and national defense projects. Due to the sensitive nature of its activities, the facility is protected under aviation and national security regulations.

+ Located within the Department of Aerospace Science and Technology (DCTA) complex, ITA is one of Brazil's leading engineering and aerospace education institutions. The campus supports strategic research, defense technologies, and aerospace innovation programs, making it a protected military and scientific facility.

+ The EEAR is responsible for training technical specialists who support operational, maintenance, communications, logistics, and aerospace activities throughout the Brazilian Air Force. As one of the country's most important military education centers, the installation is protected by aviation and defense regulations.

+ Located in Rio de Janeiro, UNIFA is the Brazilian Air Force's primary institution for advanced military education, research, and professional development. The university supports strategic studies, leadership training, and higher-level military instruction for officers and defense personnel. The facility is designated as a protected military installation under applicable regulations.

+ Located in Pirassununga, the Academia da Força Aérea serves as the Brazilian Air Force's principal officer training institution. The academy is responsible for preparing future military aviators, quartermasters, and infantry officers while supporting flight instruction and military education activities. Due to its strategic role in military training and national defense, the installation is protected under aviation and security regulations.

+ Located in Rio Grande do Sul, Base Aérea de Canoas is one of the Brazilian Air Force's principal operational aviation bases. The installation supports military air operations, defense readiness, and strategic aviation missions, making it a protected military security area.

+ The installation supports military aviation, logistical operations, and air mobility missions throughout the western Amazon region. Due to its importance to military operations and regional defense, the facility is protected by aviation and national security regulations.

+ Located in Mato Grosso do Sul, Base Aérea de Campo Grande supports military aviation operations, training missions, logistical support, and defense readiness activities. Its strategic position within central-western Brazil makes it an important component of the country's aerospace defense structure.

+ Base Aérea de Santa Cruz supports military aviation operations, specialized air missions, and operational readiness activities for the Brazilian Air Force. As one of the country's major military aviation facilities, the installation is designated as a protected security area.

+ Located in the Amazon region, Base Aérea de Manaus supports military aviation missions, surveillance activities, logistical operations, and defense readiness across northern Brazil. Due to its strategic role in protecting the country's northern airspace, the installation is protected by military security and aviation regulations.

+ Located in Manaus, CINDACTA IV is responsible for air defense surveillance and air traffic control throughout the Amazon region. The installation supports one of the world's largest monitored airspace sectors and plays a strategic role in protecting Brazil's northern aerospace frontier.

+ Based in Recife, CINDACTA III oversees air traffic management and aerospace surveillance across Northeastern Brazil and extensive portions of the South Atlantic. As one of the country's most important aerospace monitoring centers, the installation plays a critical role in national airspace security and defense operations.

+ Located in Curitiba, CINDACTA II coordinates air traffic control and air defense activities throughout southern Brazil. The installation operates as part of the integrated aerospace control structure responsible for maintaining the safety and security of Brazilian airspace.

+ Located in Rio de Janeiro, DECEA is responsible for managing and coordinating the Brazilian Airspace Control System. The organization oversees air traffic management, navigation infrastructure, surveillance systems, and access to national airspace. Due to its strategic role in the operation of Brazilian airspace, the facility is designated as a protected defense installation.

+ Located in Brasília, COMAE serves as the Brazilian Air Force's principal aerospace operations command. The facility is responsible for coordinating national air defense activities, aerospace surveillance, operational readiness, and strategic military aviation missions. Due to its critical role in Brazil's defense structure, the installation is protected under aviation and national security regulations.

+ Located in Rio de Janeiro, the Centro de Instrução Almirante Wandenkolk (CIAW) is one of the Brazilian Navy's most important military education and leadership development institutions. The facility is responsible for the training, professional development, and specialization of naval officers who support operational, administrative, engineering, and command activities throughout the Navy.
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+ As a strategic military training center, the installation regularly hosts military personnel, instructional programs, leadership courses, and activities related to national defense readiness. Due to its institutional importance and military function, the CIAW is designated as a protected security area under applicable aviation and national security regulations.
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+ Unauthorized drone operations over or near the facility may compromise operational security and are subject to restrictions established by DECEA, ANAC, and competent military authorities.

+ Located in Manaus, the 9th Naval District oversees naval operations throughout the Amazon basin and extensive inland waterways. The headquarters plays a critical role in riverine defense, logistical support, and regional maritime security, making it a strategically protected military facility.

+ Based in Belém, the 4th Naval District oversees naval operations throughout the Amazon estuary and northern coastal regions. Its responsibilities include maritime security, riverine operations, and defense coordination. Due to its strategic importance, the installation is designated as a protected military security area.

+ Located in Natal, the 3rd Naval District manages naval activities along a strategically important section of Brazil's northeastern coastline. The headquarters supports maritime defense, operational readiness, and regional naval coordination, making it a protected military installation.

+ The 2nd Naval District serves as the principal naval command authority for Brazil's northeastern maritime region. Located in Salvador, the headquarters coordinates naval operations, maritime security, and support activities throughout its jurisdiction. The facility is protected by military security and aviation regulations.