How to Use No-Fly Regions
A guide to navigating the platform and getting the most from our data.
Getting Started in 3 Steps
Explore the Dashboard
Start on the homepage to get a high-level overview of current activity. Key metrics, recent events, and interactive visualizations update regularly.
Filter & Drill Down
Use filter controls to narrow data by region, date range, type, or severity. Click on any event or data point for detailed information and sources.
Track Changes Over Time
Use timeline and historical views to understand trends. Bookmark pages to stay current on developments that matter to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is No-Fly Regions and who is it for?
No-Fly Regions is a free, publicly accessible platform that tracks active no-fly zones, airspace restrictions, and aviation safety warnings in conflict-affected areas worldwide. Designed for journalists, researchers, policy analysts, students, and NGO workers. No registration or payment required.
Where does the data come from?
Data is sourced from ACLED, SIPRI, Uppsala Conflict Data Program, UN agencies, official government sources, and verified open-source intelligence. Primary sources are cited where available.
How often is data updated?
Breaking events are updated within 24-48 hours of verification. Statistical summaries are reviewed weekly or monthly. Each section shows its last updated timestamp.
Is this platform free?
No-Fly Regions is entirely free with no registration required. It is sustained through advertising revenue. There are no paywalls or premium tiers.
Can I cite this data in my research?
Yes, with attribution to the platform and original primary source. For academic publications, cross-reference against primary sources. For partnerships or bulk access, contact us at contact@nofly-regions.vercel.app.