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+ This specific drone flight restriction secures the 1.5 km lateral safety perimeter centered on Hamm-Lippewiesen Airfield (EDLH). Positioned uniquely close to the urban center of Hamm and running directly parallel to the Lippe river, this small airfield experiences steady flight operations. The facility accommodates a wide variety of activities, including motorized aircraft, gliders, ultralights, and hot-air balloons, which leads to frequent low-altitude traffic. Uncoordinated drone flights here present a severe safety hazard to manned aircraft establishing final approach paths. To request an operational waiver or inquire about temporary flight coordination, operators must contact the ground desk (Luftsportclub Hamm e.V.) by calling +4923813071002. Active airfield communications are maintained on the official Hamm Radio frequency of 134.055 MHz.

+ This specific geographical flight restriction governs the 1.5 km airspace perimeter surrounding the Pattonville airfield (EDTQ). To minimize noise pollution for adjacent residential areas, airplanes and helicopters do not use a standard traffic pattern here; instead, they utilize mandatory reporting points and distinctive offset corridors, resulting in unpredictable low-altitude flight paths near the facility's borders. Because of this unique operational setup, unauthorized drone operations create an extreme safety hazard for incoming traffic. Standard operations require strict avoidance of this lateral safety zone. For necessary flight coordination, exemption requests must be handled through the operating organization (Flugbetriebsgemeinschaft Pattonville e.V.) by calling the control desk at +49714184141. Live airfield advisory communications remain active on Pattonville Radio at 124.610 MHz.

+ This drone exclusion corridor protects the 1.5 km buffer zone centered on Regensburg-Oberhub Airfield (EDNR). The local facility handles heavy weekend traffic, hosting motorized airplanes, motor gliders, and light ultralight aircraft. Because EDNR features a northern traffic circuit pattern at 2,300 feet and a distinctive sloped runway, incoming and departing flights routinely utilize low-altitude flight paths near the property limits. To maintain air safety, recreational or commercial drone usage is restricted without direct authorization. For specific operational permits or mandatory coordination requests, the operating club (Motorfluggruppe Regensburg e.V.) must be reached directly via phone at +4994027667. Real-time local aviation communications are actively broadcast on the Regensburg Tower frequency 120.425 MHz.

+ This particular protection zone establishes a 1.5 km safety boundary around the traditional gliding site Hornberg. The area is highly active with glider training schools, winch-launch operations, and intensive ridge soaring along the Swabian Alb hillsides. Because these non-motorized aircraft frequently utilize thermals and make low-altitude approaches over the perimeter, unauthorized drone flights present a critical collision risk. Remote pilots must keep out of this lateral zone unless they hold an explicit waiver. Coordination and prior permission (PPR) requests should be directed to the resident operating club (Fliegergruppe Schwäbisch Gmünd e.V.) by calling their operations line at +49717189999. Local air traffic advisory can be monitored via the Hornberg Radio frequency on 122.030 MHz.

+ This specific airspace restriction covers the 1.5 km safety perimeter surrounding the active regional airfield Donaueschingen-Villingen (EDTD). The aerodrome handles dense mixed traffic consisting of commercial business aircraft, helicopters, ultralights, and gliders. Because EDTD features active IFR instrument approaches and strict local noise-protection circuit patterns, aircraft frequently operate at low altitudes near the airfield borders. Drone flights pose a direct hazard to these operations and are generally banned without explicit clearance. To request an operational waiver or coordinate flight activities, pilots must contact the management company (Flugplatzgesellschaft Donaueschingen-Villingen GmbH) via their office line at +497712585. Airfield movements are actively monitored on the official Donaueschingen Radio frequency 126.690 MHz.

+ This specific geographical restriction zones off the 1.5 km parameter around Regional Aerodrome Birrfeld (LSZF). As the busiest general aviation hub in Switzerland, the site experiences heavy traffic volumes consisting of over 200 resident motorized aircraft and gliders, including intensive winch-launch activities. Remote pilots must exercise extreme vigilance as planes constantly operate at low altitudes within the circuit. Operating a drone here requires an explicit digital permit. Exemption requests and PPR registrations must be submitted directly via the airfield's dedicated online operations tool. For urgent operational coordination, the front desk can be reached at +41564644040. Local aerodrome traffic is monitored on the main Birrfeld Radio frequency 123.555 MHz.

+ This specific airspace restriction safeguards the 1.5 km perimeter surrounding Bonn-Hangelar Airfield (EDKB). The airport handles an exceptionally high volume of mixed aviation traffic, including local rescue helicopters, corporate business jets, ultralights, and active glider operations using winch launches. Because these aircraft operate at low altitudes near Hangelar, unauthorized drone flights pose a severe safety risk. To coordinate a planned operation or request an exemption, pilots must contact the operator (Flugplatzgesellschaft Hangelar mbH) directly by phone at +492241202010. Airfield communication is active on the Bonn-Hangelar Radio frequency 135.155 MHz.

+ [STATUS] Fly with caution / Prohibited within 1.5 km zone.
+ [REASON] Airfield operations at Segelfluggelände Hamburg-Boberg. Intensive winch-launch and aerotow glider operations from April to October. The airfield is located directly within the protected "Boberger Niederung" nature reserve.
+ [RULE] Drone flights within the 1.5 km lateral restriction zone around the airfield perimeter are strictly prohibited to ensure the safety of low-flying gliders. Additionally, drone operations inside the surrounding nature reserve are heavily restricted by environmental laws.
+ [CONTACT / EXEMPTION] Any exceptional flight permissions must be coordinated and approved in advance by the airfield operator (Luftsportverband Hamburg e.V.).
+ Hamburger Aero-Club Boberg Phone: +49 40 7394334
+ Boberg Radio Frequency: 128.585 MHz
+ Official Website: https://www.hac-boberg.de

+ [STATUS] Fly with caution / Prohibited within 1.5 km zone.
+ [REASON] Airfield operations at Verkehrslandeplatz Wismar-Müggenburg (EDCW). Active mixed flight operations including ultralights (UL), motorized aircraft, gliders, and active skydiving/parachute jumping activities.
+ [RULE] Drone flights within the legal 1.5 km lateral restriction zone around the airfield perimeter are prohibited unless explicit prior approval is granted by the airfield operator. 
+ [CONTACT / EXEMPTION] Individual flight permits (PPR) must be coordinated in advance with the flight director or operating company (Regionalflug GmbH).
+ Airfield Operations Phone: +49 3841 283880
+ Alternative Mobile: +49 170 5817112
+ PPR Request Email: regionalflug@flugplatz-wismar.de
+ Wismar Info Radio Frequency: 123.050 MHz

+ [STATUS] Drone flights are Prohibited within 1.5 km zone.
+ [REASON] Airfield operations at Sonderlandeplatz Weinheim (EDGZ). Active mixed flight operations with high focus on glider activity (winch launches and aerotow), motorized aircraft, and touring motor gliders.
+ [RULE] Drone flights within the legal 1.5 km lateral restriction zone around the airfield perimeter are prohibited unless explicit prior approval is granted by the airfield operator. Strict PPR regulations apply.
+ [CONTACT / EXEMPTION] Individual flight permits must be coordinated well in advance with the airfield operator. 
+ Airfield Contact / Operations Office Phone: +49 6201 71477
+ PPR Request Email: fluganfrage@lsv-weinheim.de
+ Weinheim Info Radio Frequency: 124.015 MHz
+ Official Website: https://www.lsv-weinheim.de
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+ Status: No fly Zone
+ Reason: Air traffic from low flying aircraft wich cause risk of collision. 
+ Rule: Done flights within 1.5km are prohibited
+ Exemptions/Contact: Individual flight permits (PPR) must be coordinated in advance with the flight director (Flugleiter). 
+ Airfield Operations Office (OPS) Phone: +49 3578 34240
+ Kamenz Info Radio Frequency: 128.110 MHz
+ Official Website: http://www.flugplatz-kamenz.de

+ At Flugplatz Cham, the official website states that drones are never permitted to fly here unless given permission by the managing authority. Pilots need to keep a minimum distance of 1.5km around the airport. Failing to abide by these rules will result in fines up to 50000 euros and possibly 10 years in prison.

+ At Flugplatz Obermehler-Schlotheim, the official source states that drones are not permitted to fly within a 1.5 zone of this airport. There are no exceptions to this rule and it Applies to this airport 24/7 so there are no times when flying here is allowed.
+ If you fly here regardless you may face fines up to 50000 euros or up to 10 years in prison.

+ If you want to fly at Flugplatz Hockenheim, then you need to either get permission from the government or keep a distance of at least 1.5km from the airport. This is to prevent accidents between drones and small low flying aircraft.
+ Failing to abide by these rules could result in fines up to 50000€ or up to 10 years in prison.

+ At Flugplatz Hürnsborn-EDKH, flying is not permitted unless keeping a distance of 1.5km from the airport or receiving permission from the government. This is to protect low flying aircraft from flying into your drone and crashing. Violating these rules may result in fines up to 50000€ and up to 10 years in prison.

+ At Flugplatu Wipperfürth - Neye, official sources state that flying here is strictly prohibited and illegal and can result in fines up to 50000€ or up to 10 years in prison. To avoid these punishments you need to stay at least 1.5km away from the airport to avoid low flying aircraft.

+ If you want to fly at Flugplatz Meinerherzhagen, then you will either need to get permission from the government or fly at least 1.5km away from the airport in order to avoid low flying aircraft wich could collide with your drone resulting in a crash. Failure to comply with these rules can result in up to 10 years in prison or fines as high as 50000€.

+ At Flughafen Hannover-Langenhagen GmbH drone flights are not permitted within a range of 1.5km within the airport. This is so low flying airplanes won't collide with drones and possibly crash. Ignoring these rules will result in fines as high as 50000€ and up to 10 years in prison.

+ At Flugplatz Höxter-Holzminden (EDVI) are not allowed within a range of 1.5km near the airport. This is to avoid crashes between drones and low flying aircraft sich could cause massive damages. Failure to abide by these rule could result in fines as high as 50000€ or even up to 10 years in jail.

+ At Flugplatz Bienenfarm, the official source states, that you are not allowed to fly within a 1.5km radius of the airport, as within this distance low flying aircraft could collide with your drone resulting in a crash. Failing to keep this distance may result in fines up to 50000€ or even 10 years in prison.

+ - At Flugplatz Bergneustadt - Auf dem Dümpel, the official source says drones are prohibited unless the managing authority grants permission inside the mapped boundary. The affected area is a 1.5km zone around the airport wich is illegal to fly in. Disobeying these rules may result in fines up to 50000€ or up to 10 years in prison. These rules are here to avoid collisions between drones and low flying aircraft.

+ If you want to avoid fines or jail time, then you need to fly at least 1.5km away from this airport  due to low flying aircraft imposing a crash risk. Failing to abide by these rules will get you fined up to 50000€ and up to 10 years in prison.

+ Flying within 1.5km of any German airports is highly illegal and will result in high fines of up to 50000 euros or up to 10 years in prison, as you could collude with low flying aircraft.

+ You need to stay out of the 1.5km radius of the airport and avoid any manned aircraft wich cannot see you and might crash if they collied with you. If you fail to obey these rules, then you could face up to 10 years in prison as well as 50000 euro fines.