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Night flight limits at Lisbon airport only met in two weeks of 2026
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Night flight limits at Lisbon airport only met in two weeks of 2026

Jornal de Negócios4 September 2026 at 09:12

The legal limits on night flights at Lisbon airport were exceeded in 33 of the 35 weeks since the beginning of 2026, having been met in only two weeks throughout the entire period. August was identified as the most critical period in terms of non-compliance with these rules.

The Zero organization announced on Friday the launch of a public monitoring platform for night flights, allowing citizens to track in real time the compliance with legal air traffic limits during the night.

The article does not specify exactly what the legal limits in question are, nor which entities are responsible for their definition and enforcement. The platform launched by Zero emerges as a tool for transparency and citizen oversight of nighttime airport activity.

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