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Prohibited and restricted UAS zones in Latviji

7 min čitanja2026-08-06
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Key facts

Max altitude

120 m

Urban distance

≥ 150 m

Flight mode

VLOS

Before flying

Geo-zone map

Aerodrome zones

Major aerodrome impact zones

RIXFRZ

Riga

Capital FRZ

LPXFRZ

Liepāja

Coastal

DGPFRZ

Daugavpils

Eastern region

Main aerodromes and their impact zones. Around each aerodrome the geo-zone map marks FRZ and CTR areas. Flying there without permission is prohibited.

  • Riga (RIX) — Capital FRZ
  • Liepāja (LPX) — Coastal
  • Daugavpils (DGP) — Eastern region

Military and security zones

In Latviji UAS flights are prohibited or strictly restricted in:

  • Military training areas and bases
  • Border protection strips
  • Seaports and strategic facilities
  • Protected government sites

These zones are marked on the geo-zone map as prohibited (red) or restricted (amber).

Nature protection and reserve zones

Flights in nature areas may be restricted to protect wildlife:

  • National parks (Gauja, Ķemeri, Slītere) — permission may be required
  • Strict nature reserves — flights often prohibited
  • Ramsar wetlands and bird protection areas
  • Nesting and migration sites during sensitive seasons

Contact park administration or check official rules before flying over nature sites.

How to check zones before flying

Geo-zone colour guide

Prohibited

No UAS flight without special authorisation

Restricted

Permission or NOTAM check required

Sensitive

Nature reserves, borders, infrastructure

Open (check rules)

Open category A3 if distance & altitude rules met

Recommended verification sequence:

  1. 1Open the official Latviji / EU UAS geo-zone map
  2. 2Enter flight coordinates or mark the area on the map
  3. 3Review colour coding: red = prohibited, amber = restricted, blue = sensitive
  4. 4Check NOTAM notices for temporary restrictions
  5. 5If a zone is restricted — contact the competent authority for permission
  6. 6Record the check date and result in your flight log

SkrisT recommends using only official sources — geo-zone data may change.