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Drone Rules for Flugplatz Cham

Cham, Bayern (BY) • Deutschland
Flugplatz Cham-Janahof, Prälat-Wolker-Straße 4, 93413 Cham, Deutschland
Lat: 49.2108 • Lng: 12.6603

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Jun 5, 2026 2:52 PM Approved • Initial rule details submitted from the map.
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Your proposed edit has been approved. The rule now specifies that drone flights at Flugplatz Cham are prohibited unless the managing authority grants permission.
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  • 1.5 no fly zone around all German airports.
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Summary — Drones Flights at the airport called Flugplatz Cham are prohibited unless the managing authority grants permission. These rules always apply here.
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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.

                                

                            

                            

                                

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+ 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.