A no-fly zone has been established over the Sandringham estate in response to drone sightings during Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit. This security measure was requested by security services to protect the royal family and dignitaries. The restrictions, signed by Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander, prohibit flights below 2,000 feet. The order aims to prevent any potential threats following incidents when unauthorized drones were reported in the vicinity. Royal flights and emergency services are exempt from these new regulations, which took effect on March 10, shortly after Zelenskyy's meeting with King Charles.
The no-fly zone imposed over Sandringham aims to enhance security for the royal family following a drone incident during Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's recent visit.
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander confirmed the restrictions to ensure public safety, following reports of unauthorized drones spotted during high-profile visits.
The regulations restrict flights below 2,000ft over Sandringham, prioritizing the security of dignitaries visiting the royal residence, including President Zelenskyy.
The order, signed by the transport secretary, emphasizes the collaboration between the Civil Aviation Authority and the Department for Transport to uphold these security measures.
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