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Philippine Police Ban Unauthorized Drone Flights in Clark and Subic for 49th Asean Summit

Why It MattersTemporary no-fly zones around major summits restrict low-altitude operations near Central Luzon airports, adding a compliance consideration for drone users and aviation planners working in the region.

The Manila Times

Police Regional Office 3 (PRO-3) has announced that unauthorized drone operations within the territorial jurisdictions of Clark and Subic will be strictly prohibited from Nov. 15 to 18, 2026, as part of heightened security measures for the 49th Asean Summit and Related Meetings.

Philippine Police Ban Unauthorized Drone Flights in Clark and Subic for 49th Asean Summit

Jess Mendez, who also serves as commander of Special Task Group (STG) Central Luzon, said the restriction covers recreational, commercial and other unauthorized drone flights during that period. He urged drone operators and hobbyists to observe the no-fly restriction, saying even a single unauthorized flight could pose a risk.

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