Poland has extended flight restrictions near its borders with Ukraine and Belarus for an additional three months, implementing a new restricted airspace zone EP R131 effective from June 10 to September 9. The zone covers 20 to 50 kilometers from the border and imposes restrictions from ground level up to approximately 3 kilometers altitude. Night flights are prohibited except for military and specially authorized operations. Daytime flights are restricted to military aircraft, emergency services, and certain civilian operators. Flying clubs and private pilots must coordinate with the military and comply with orders to land immediately if instructed. Unauthorized entry into this zone constitutes a violation of aviation regulations.

Poland has extended flight restrictions near its borders with Ukraine and Belarus for an additional three months, implementing a new restricted airspace zone EP R131 effective from June 10 to September 9. The zone covers 20 to 50 kilometers from the border and imposes restrictions from ground level up to approximately 3 kilometers altitude. Night flights are prohibited except for military and specially authorized operations. Daytime flights are restricted to military aircraft, emergency services, and certain civilian operators. Flying clubs and private pilots must coordinate with the military and comply with orders to land immediately if instructed. Unauthorized entry into this zone constitutes a violation of aviation regulations.