Risk Assessment

Risk levels explained

What low, elevated and no-fly risk levels indicate.

Risk levels summarise the combined aviation picture for your stated plan. They are relative indicators for planning, not certificates of airworthiness or compliance.

Levels

  • Lower risk — no major controlled airspace conflict detected at planned height, but regulatory and operational checks still apply;
  • Elevated risk — notable airspace, aerodrome or environmental factors require extra planning;
  • No-fly — significant conflict or restriction detected for the planned parameters;
  • Unable to determine — analysis incomplete; treat as requiring manual verification.

Same inputs, same result

Free and Pro users receive the same aviation risk outcome for identical location and parameters.

DroneAirspace is decision support for flight planning. It does not grant permission, authorisation or regulatory approval to fly. Always verify current official aeronautical information before an operation.

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