Can I fly a drone in my city?

89 cities across 12 EU and EEA states have a page of their own. Each one answers the question directly: whether the city centre itself sits inside a UAS geographical zone, how many restricted zones lie within a stated radius of it, how far up the restriction reaches, and the authority to ask for permission – with their email.

A city only appears here where we can say something specific.
That means the country's data is live and current, and either the city centre sits inside a restricted zone or there are several nearby. Cities that do not clear that bar are named on their country's page instead – so a city missing from this list has not been shown to be free of restrictions. Always check the map for your exact take-off point.

Countries without per-city pages

canfly? carries zone data for 16 of 31 EU and EEA states. For the rest, the zones are published behind a login, licensed so they cannot be republished, or not published in machine-readable form at all – every state still has a country page saying which, and where to check. See the coverage and data-status matrix.

City names, coordinates and populations from GeoNames, licensed CC BY 4.0. Zone data is each state's official dataset, unmodified except for normalisation to the EASA ED-269 model.