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DGCA restricts flying activities at UP training schools during BRICS Summit

DGCA restricts flying activities at UP training schools during BRICS Summit

Published on: Sep 9, 2026, 11:19:32 IST
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Lucknow, Flying Training Organisations operating from Uttar Pradesh will not be permitted to undertake flying activities for three days during the BRICS Summit in Delhi as part of enhanced security measures, according to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation .

DGCA restricts flying activities at UP training schools during BRICS Summit
DGCA restricts flying activities at UP training schools during BRICS Summit

In a communication to all FTOs, the DGCA said the restrictions would be in force from 7 am on September 11 to 11 pm on September 13 in view of the BRICS Summit-2026 being held in the national capital.

The order specifically states that "no aircraft including light/micro-light aircraft, hang gliders, helicopters etc. is permitted to fly even to start from any FTO" located in Uttar Pradesh during the specified period.

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What restrictions are placed on flying activities at Uttar Pradesh training schools during the BRICS Summit?

Flying Training Organisations in Uttar Pradesh are prohibited from conducting flying activities from 7 am on September 11 to 11 pm on September 13 due to security measures related to the BRICS Summit.

Why has the DGCA imposed restrictions on flying activities during the BRICS Summit?

The DGCA has imposed these restrictions as precautionary security arrangements to ensure the safe and smooth conduct of the BRICS Summit-2026 being held in New Delhi.

How will the flying restrictions around Delhi affect operations during the BRICS Summit?

The restrictions will not only apply to Uttar Pradesh but also to surrounding states, banning all types of flying vehicles including drones and microlight aircraft within designated radii around Delhi during the summit.
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The restriction will also apply to FTOs located in Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh, according to the communication dated September 7.

The DGCA said the restrictions were being imposed "in view of the BRICS Summit-2026" and were approved by the competent authority.

Separately, operations of light and microlight aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles and similar long-range aerial vehicles have been prohibited within a 300-km radius of Delhi during the specified period.

The Directorate of Flying Training, in an email accompanying the communication, said the measures were being undertaken "as a precautionary security arrangement" and were intended to facilitate the "safe and smooth conduct" of the BRICS Summit-2026.

It asked all concerned to extend their full cooperation and ensure strict adherence to the instructions.

The 18th BRICS Summit is scheduled to be held at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi from September 11 to 13.

This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text.

 
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