← Back to Aeródromo de Bubaque

Drone Rules for Aeródromo de Bubaque

Bubaque, Bolama (Bolama) • Guinea-Bissau
8536+984, Bubaque, Guinea-Bissau
Lat: 11.3034 • Lng: -15.8392

Rules Edit History: Aeródromo de Bubaque

Showing changes between revisions.
Mapped shape change
Old outline is gray. New outline is blue.
Aug 8, 2026 8:38 AM Approved • Initial rule details submitted from the map.
Author: Porridge (672)
Moderation feedback
Approved Confidence: 0.90
Your proposed rule edit has been approved. The outlined no-fly zone accurately reflects the airspace restrictions around Bubaque Airfield.
Sources
Changed fields
Mapped shape change
Click to load this change into the shared map viewer here.
Field Before After
Flight status Unknown NoFly
Summary — Operating civilian drones within four kilometers of Bubaque Airfield is completely forbidden by national civil aviation regulations. The island airfield serves regional tourism charters, administrative transport, and critical medical emergency helicopter missions. Unmanned aerial vehicles flying near the landing strip
Mapped shapes — b649ff55-7112-4ceb-8093-b4a92e4ba7c4
Before
After
Official directives from civil aviation authorities establish Bubaque Airfield as a strictly protected no-drone area. Air ambulance helicopters depend on open, unobstructed approach paths to carry out urgent patient evacuations safely across the archipelago. Unauthorized drone usage in this island airspace violates federal safety codes and endangers medical transport crews.

Law enforcement personnel patrolling the Bubaque Airfield perimeter actively apprehend individuals operating uncoordinated drones. Offenders are subject to heavy financial fines, criminal charges, and permanent forfeiture of their flight hardware. Official exemptions are granted solely to state emergency management agencies holding advance written permits.
Show inline change markers 
+ Official directives from civil aviation authorities establish Bubaque Airfield as a strictly protected no-drone area. Air ambulance helicopters depend on open, unobstructed approach paths to carry out urgent patient evacuations safely across the archipelago. Unauthorized drone usage in this island airspace violates federal safety codes and endangers medical transport crews.
+ 
+ Law enforcement personnel patrolling the Bubaque Airfield perimeter actively apprehend individuals operating uncoordinated drones. Offenders are subject to heavy financial fines, criminal charges, and permanent forfeiture of their flight hardware. Official exemptions are granted solely to state emergency management agencies holding advance written permits.