Airspace warnings

SeeYou Navigator helps you avoid restricted or controlled airspace during your flight. The app gives clear visual and audio alerts when you approach or enter an airspace area.

How Airspace Warnings Work

When you are about 1-2 km from an airspace boundary, a warning banner appears at the top of the screen.
It shows your horizontal and vertical distance from the nearest airspace point.

If you continue flying toward the airspace and are expected to reach it within about 30 seconds, SeeYou Navigator will trigger an audio alarm and display a more noticeable warning.

Note that you can expand the notification by tapping it to see detailed airspace information.

Snooze or Dismiss Options

If you don’t want to receive airspace alerts for a short time, you can:

• Snooze warnings for 15 minutes, or
• Dismiss warnings for the rest of the day.

These options are available directly from the airspace warning banner.

When You Enter Airspace

If your flight path crosses into an airspace, the warning turns red, and a continuous alarm sound plays to indicate that you are inside controlled airspace.

Note that you can dismiss the active alert by tapping the warning and selecting Dismiss for today. 

Troubleshooting

If airspace warnings are not showing or not sounding correctly, try the following steps:

1. Check Airspace Settings
   Go to Settings > Airspace and verify that airspace visibility and warning options are enabled.
2. Update Airspace Files
   Make sure your airspace data is up to date. Use the Airspace update function to refresh files for your region.
3. Verify Sound Settings
   Ensure that your device’s volume and SeeYou Navigator sound alerts are not muted.
4. Check GPS Accuracy
   Weak or unstable GPS signals can delay airspace alerts. Open GPS Status in settings to confirm good satellite reception.
5. Restart the App
   Close and reopen SeeYou Navigator to reload your airspace data and GPS connection.

Summary

Airspace Warnings in SeeYou Navigator give you:

• Early visual and audio alerts before entering restricted airspace
• Clear distance information (horizontal and vertical)
• Flexible control to snooze or dismiss warnings temporarily

This helps you stay aware of surrounding airspace and maintain safe, legal flight paths.