Oslo police district has announced temporary aviation restrictions for October 20 and 21, 2026. The information comes by way of a press release from the district. The release gives few details, and no reason for the two-day window is spelled out. Restrictions like this are usually ordered when airspace needs to be kept clear for security reasons, for example during visits by dignitaries or major public events. Drone flying and other low-altitude activity tend to be hit first. Pilots and drone operators near the affected area are expected to check the official notices before taking off on those dates. The police district has not said whether a specific event prompted the measure. Anyone planning to use the airspace on those two days should watch for updates from the authorities.