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2.1.1 Special airspace, restrictions

When considerations of public safety or military reasons require it, the Minister

of Public Works can decide that access to aviation within certain areas is

restricted or prohibited.

P (Prohibited Area) - Prohibited area

A well-defined airspace over a state's territory or territorial waters within which
flight is prohibited.

If an aircraft enters an area where aviation is prohibited, the aircraft must leave

the area without hesitation and notify the relevant public authority as soon as

possible and, unless the authority gives other instructions, land without delay at

the nearest airfield within the kingdom, if used for flight is open to the public

and where landing is possible.

R (Restricted Area) - Restriction area

A more defined airspace over a state's territory or territorial waters, within

which flight may only take place under certain specified conditions.

If a restricted area is not shown as active by NOTAM, you must fly through it. If

the area is active, permission to fly through it can be requested from the relevant

unit mentioned in BL 7-20.

D (Danger Area) - Danger area

A more closely defined airspace within which, at specified times, activity may
occur which is a danger to aircraft in flight (outside the 3 nautical mile limit).

Prior to any flight that could lead to the passage of a D area, the captain of the

vessel must seek information on whether there is activity at the time in question

that poses a danger to aviation. If such an activity takes place, overflight should

be avoided.

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