How do I register a drone in Liechtenstein?

Registration is completed through FOCA Switzerland's UAS portal at https://uas.gate.bazl.admin.ch/. You must submit all required documentation and technical specifications. Registration is mandatory for all unmanned aerial systems.

Where do I file NOTAMs for drone flights in Liechtenstein?

NOTAMs must be filed through Skyguide at https://www.skyguide.ch/. This is required before conducting any flight operations in Liechtenstein airspace.

Which authority regulates drones in Liechtenstein?

The Amt für Bau und Infrastruktur — Aviation (CAA-LI) is the competent authority. For regulatory information, visit https://www.llv.li/de/landesverwaltung/amt-fuer-bau-und-infrastruktur.

What airspace information is available for Liechtenstein?

Aeronautical information including airspace restrictions, controlled zones, and altitude limits can be consulted at https://www.skybriefing.com/. Always verify current restrictions before flight operations.

Drone Regulation Liechtenstein 2026 — CAA-LI, Skyguide, EU 2019/947

Regulatory overview

Drone operations in Liechtenstein are regulated through cooperation with Swiss aviation authorities. Registration of unmanned aerial systems is managed through FOCA Switzerland's UAS portal. Operators must file NOTAMs through Skyguide and consult aeronautical information via Skybriefing. All flights must adhere to airspace restrictions and safety protocols established by the competent aviation authority.

Registration and Operator Requirements

All unmanned aerial systems operating in Liechtenstein must be registered through FOCA Switzerland at https://uas.gate.bazl.admin.ch/. Operators must provide complete documentation and comply with technical specifications. Registration is mandatory regardless of aircraft size and intended use category.

Airspace Restrictions and NOTAM Procedures

Operators must file Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) through Skyguide at https://www.skyguide.ch/ before conducting flights. Airspace around Liechtenstein coordinates [47.15, 9.55] is subject to restrictions. Consult current aeronautical information at https://www.skybriefing.com/ to identify restricted zones, controlled airspace, and altitude limitations.

Authority and Jurisdiction

The Amt für Bau und Infrastruktur — Aviation (CAA-LI) is the competent aviation authority for Liechtenstein. For regulatory guidance and compliance questions, contact the authority at https://www.llv.li/de/landesverwaltung/amt-fuer-bau-und-infrastruktur. Liechtenstein uses German (de) as the official regulatory language.

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Regulatory authority

Amt für Bau und Infrastruktur — Aviation

Direction Générale de l'Aviation Civile

Registration portal

FOCA Switzerland

AlphaTango

NOTAM / ATC source

Skyguide

SIA France

Default altitude ceiling

120 m AGL (EU 2019/947)

Mandatory registration

From 250 g or with a camera

A1/A3 training

Required (EASA online test)

Same EU 2019/947 framework

Both countries apply the European regulation. Open (A1/A2/A3), Specific and Certified categories mutually recognised (EASA mutual recognition).

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Drone Regulation Liechtenstein — 2026 Guide