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Drone Rules for Douala International Airport

Douala, Littoral Region (Littoral Region) • Cameroon
2P49+8QP, Douala, Cameroon
Lat: 4.01344 • Lng: 9.71701

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Aug 8, 2026 8:44 AM Approved • Initial rule details submitted from the map.
Author: Porridge (672)
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Your proposed rule edit has been approved. The outlined no-fly zone accurately reflects the airspace restrictions around Douala International Airport.
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Summary Civilian drone flights are strictly prohibited within the five-kilometer control radius of Douala International Airport. As the primary economic aviation hub of Cameroon, the airport handles dense international commercial flights and coastal maritime rescue helicopters. Operating an uncoordinated drone near runway appr
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Official policy from the Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority establishes Douala International Airport as a restricted zero-drone area. Maritime rescue helicopters and international passenger liners depend on completely clear approach corridors surrounding the facility. Flying an unapproved drone inside this heavily managed airspace directly violates national security and civil aviation statutes.

Security personnel patrolling Douala International Airport maintain active electronic monitoring to intercept unauthorized control signals in the area. Remote pilots who operate unapproved drones face immediate arrest, severe financial fines, and permanent confiscation of their flight gear. Exemptions are restricted strictly to state-approved industrial and defense operations holding advance written permits.
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+ Official policy from the Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority establishes Douala International Airport as a restricted zero-drone area. Maritime rescue helicopters and international passenger liners depend on completely clear approach corridors surrounding the facility. Flying an unapproved drone inside this heavily managed airspace directly violates national security and civil aviation statutes.
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+ Security personnel patrolling Douala International Airport maintain active electronic monitoring to intercept unauthorized control signals in the area. Remote pilots who operate unapproved drones face immediate arrest, severe financial fines, and permanent confiscation of their flight gear. Exemptions are restricted strictly to state-approved industrial and defense operations holding advance written permits.