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Drone Guardian for Luxembourg communes

A neutral, council-ready answer on drones, before any vendor is called.

Built on Luxembourg's own airspace rules, for the bourgmestre, the échevin in charge of security or the head of the technical service, in communes with no in-house aviation expertise.

Illustration of a Luxembourg valley town with a church spire and river bend, a small drone flying above and faint circles marking airspace zones
Sample

Sample commune, industrial zone drawn on the map. What covers it, and what would we have to ask for?

ZonesPathVerdict
  • Zone 1

    Controlled airspace around an airport

  • Zone 2

    Protected nature area on the edge

  • Zone 3

    Built-up area across most of the site

Here is a first reading for the area you drew, under Luxembourg's airspace rules.

Airspace zones that cover it

  • Part of the area sits under controlled airspace around an airport, so any flight there needs an authorisation before it can be planned.
  • A protected nature area borders the site on one side and adds its own conditions to the route a drone could take.
  • The rest is built-up area, where the rules on flying near people and buildings decide what a first verdict can say.

See the airspace before you see a vendor

Sample pre-diagnostic. Illustrative content for an imaginary commune, not a real result.

Where

  • Enter the commune name
  • Draw the area on the map

Free, no account needed

  • Airspace zones
  • Authorisation path
  • First verdict

Sample commune, industrial zone

Sample

Airspace zones that cover it

  • Controlled airspace around an airport
  • Protected nature area
  • Built-up area

Authorisation path

  1. 1Describe the site and its purpose
  2. 2File for authorisation
  3. 3Decision before any flight

First verdict

Feasible with conditions

A first reading to bring to the council. The full study confirms each condition.

Council summary

Sample

Sample commune, industrial zone

Zones: 3 reviewed

Path: authorisation first

Verdict: feasible with conditions

PDF export comes with the full study

Enter your commune, or draw your area

Type the name, or outline the site that matters: an industrial zone, an event field, a street that has had burglaries.

Read the airspace zones that cover it

See which zones apply to your area under Luxembourg’s own airspace rules.

Get the authorisation path and a first verdict

A free pre-diagnostic on screen, no account needed, written to be read in a council room.

The questions a council asks before it calls anyone

  • Which airspace zones cover our commune?
  • What authorisation path would we face?
  • Can we get a first verdict before calling a vendor?
  • What does the council need to read?
  • What applies around our industrial zone?
  • What applies to a drone over a commune event?
  • We have had burglaries. Is a drone even feasible here?
  • Which rules are Luxembourg’s own?
  • Where does our area meet controlled airspace?
  • Who decides, and in what order?
  • What can we say to the council today?
  • Do we need an aviation expert on staff?

The first answer is free. Go deeper for 149 euros per month.

The pre-diagnostic is free, no account needed. The monthly subscription is paid through hosted Stripe checkout.

  • Illustration of a stack of municipal site maps with a brass compass on top

    Included with the subscription

    Unlimited full feasibility studies

    Study every site the commune has in mind, as many times as the council asks.

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    PDF exports for the council

    Take each study into the council room as a document, ready to read and to file.

  • Illustration of two stone guardian statues, one holding a scroll and one a lantern

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    Regulatory watch

    Follow changes to the rules that apply to your sites, so a study never goes stale.

Know the sky before you call anyone