Liverpool John Lennon Airport Drones Home Help & Advice Drones We have seen an increase in the number of requests for the use of drones around Liverpool John Lennon Airport. As an airport, our first commitment, as always, is to passenger safety and security. Drones that are used around the airport, in most cases, require permission from Air Traffic Control to ensure they don’t interfere with aircraft movements. Permission to fly drones can only be given by Air Traffic Control Watch Supervisors. If you are seeking permission to use drones around LJLA please email; sua@Liverpoolairport.com To find out more about flying drones, please visit the UK CAA & NATS Drone Awareness Website or read the EC 'The EU Drone Policy.' Useful Links http://www.caa.co.uk/Consumers/Model-aircraft-and-drones/The-Dronecode/ http://www.caa.co.uk/Consumers/Unmanned-aircraft/Our-role/Airspace-restrictions-for-unmanned-aircraft-and-drones/ Connect with us Follow Us Like Us Follow Us Watch us Reviews See all Keep in touch Are you flying soon and need more information about the airport, rules and regulations? Feedback Newsletter Sign-up Be the first to find out about the latest news, route announcements and receive Liverpool John Lennon Airport & partner offers for flights, holidays, car parks, shops, bars and restaurants. Please read our Privacy Policy before signing up for the newsletter. I understand and accept the Privacy Policy and wish to be added to the LJLA newsletter database. Email Address Sign up Liverpool John Lennon Airport Investors in People Accredited Win Accessibility Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy Fees & Charges Safety and Security News Business Opportunities Car Park T&C's Cookies Sitemap Careers & Vacancies Workspace Modern Slavery LJLA Byelaws