Airspace in Europe is often very complex and avoiding airspace infringements is not always easy for even the most experienced of pilots.

Study:

EASA Leaflet on Avoiding Airspace Infringement 

• See what to do Before, During and After the Flight to avoid airspace infringement

EGAST Leaflet GA 9 Flight Information Service

• A ‘Flight Information Service’ (FIS) is a form of Air Traffic Service (ATS) which is available to any aircraft within a ‘Flight Information Region’ (FIR).

This leaflet is intended to assist pilots - particularly VFR‑pilots in the correct use of Flight Information Service (FIS) frequencies.

Watch:

• A video from EASA on Avoiding Airspace infringement
• Video from SKYBRARY: Separation from Unknown Aircraft
• Video from SKYBRARY: Unexpected Traffic in the Sector
• Video from SKYBRARY: Airspace Infringement
• Video from SKYBRARY: Airspace Infringement and Aeronautical Information

Valuable published information:

• Visit EASA site on Airspace Infringement and get more information on What can you do:
  • Before flight
  • During flight
  • After the flight
• Visit SKYBRARY site on Airspace Infringement and get valuable information
• Visit SKYBRARY site on Classification of Airspace to understand the classification of airspace