no-fly zones

No-fly zones are designated areas where aircraft are temporarily or permanently restricted from flying, imposed for safety, security, or environmental reasons. These zones help protect sensitive locations such as military sites, government buildings, or wildlife reserves from unauthorized or potentially harmful aircraft operations. Authorities enforce these restrictions through regulations and military or law enforcement patrols, and violations can result in legal penalties. Essentially, no-fly zones are established to maintain security, prevent accidents, or safeguard protected areas by controlling airspace usage in specific regions.