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Offering a FREE service like this to the drone community amazing. The map loads on all my devices and is very simple to use. Love the fact that restrictions show in red when they are live etc.
thedronemap is an excellent free tool for hobby and commercial drone flyers in the UK to check specific location restrictions.
From NOTAMS that change colour when active to FRZs to SSSI areas on the map. Searchable locations and find yourself also come up with a 500mtr radius shown on that location. All of these are quick to use and accurate.
I fly drones as my hobby and my full time job and the Drone community has been wanting a useful tool just like this.
Following suggestions from the UK drone community, new features and updates are regular too.
Basically, it's free, its accurate as the data is only from official sources and it helps mitigate and educate drone flyers at all levels in the UK.
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