Airport & Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) has reminded the public that kite flying is strictly prohibited within a five-kilometre radius of all international airports.

The restriction also applies to any other airborne objects flying above a height of 300 feet.

Authorities say such activities pose a serious threat to aircraft operations and aviation safety.
AASL warned that anyone who violates the regulation could face legal action under Sri Lanka’s aviation laws.

Residents, travellers and nearby communities are urged to follow the rules to prevent accidents and flight disruptions.

The warning is part of ongoing efforts to ensure the safe and uninterrupted operation of flights across the country.