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Drone Rules for Dzaoudzi–Pamandzi International Airport

Dzaoudzi, Canton de Pamandzi (Canton de Pamandzi) • Mayotte
97615, Dzaoudzi 97615, Mayotte
Lat: -12.8028 • Lng: 45.2827

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Aug 7, 2026 7:24 AM Approved • Initial rule details submitted from the map.
Author: Porridge (672)
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Summary — Island Lagoon Helipad Authorization Standard. Drone operators must receive formal clearance before launching near the airport zone. Maritime rescue and medical transport helicopters require clear access to designated landing pads. Operators must maintain direct line of sight and adhere strictly to low ceiling restricti
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Approval from civil aviation authorities is mandatory prior to flying any drone within five kilometers. Coastal emergency helicopters utilize the airport pads continuously for inter-island patient transfers. Remaining clear of low-altitude approach paths is strictly enforced to protect air traffic safety.

                                

                            

                            

                                

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+ Approval from civil aviation authorities is mandatory prior to flying any drone within five kilometers. Coastal emergency helicopters utilize the airport pads continuously for inter-island patient transfers. Remaining clear of low-altitude approach paths is strictly enforced to protect air traffic safety.