Lahore’s Basant 2026: Kite Flying Restricted Around Airport Zones has been officially announced to protect aviation safety. Authorities have banned kite flying near Allama Iqbal International Airport. The restriction aims to prevent accidents during aircraft take-off and landing. Residents and visitors must follow the kite flying code of conduct and safety directives issued by the Punjab government.
The Deputy Commissioner Lahore has issued a No Objection Certificate (NOC) for safe celebrations. However, Section 144 enforcement applies in sensitive localities. Areas under restriction include Nadrabad, Gulshan Ali Colony, Nishat Colony, Bhutta Chowk, Defence Blocks P-Q-R-S, Al-Faisal Town, Joray Pul, Canal Bank Road, and Tajpura Scheme. Kite flying in these zones can result in fines or legal action. Police and district administration enforcement ensure compliance throughout the festival.
Under the Basant 2026 kite flying regulations, metal, chemical, or nylon glass-coated strings are strictly prohibited. Loud music, DJ systems, aerial firing, and other activities causing noise pollution or misbehavior are also banned. Rooftop safety is mandatory, and any building used for kite flying must meet structural safety standards. Non-commercial kite flying is allowed only, while inspections by authorized officers are conducted to prevent violations.
Citizens are encouraged to celebrate Basant safely in approved areas. Following legal kite flying areas in Lahore 2026 ensures public peace and prevents accidents. The Pakistan Airports Authority has issued additional safety directives for uninterrupted aircraft movement. Violating the NOC or kite festival rules will result in immediate cancellation. Authorities urge participants to enjoy the festival responsibly while respecting aviation and community safety.
By adhering to these rules, Lahore can enjoy a safe and memorable Basant 2026 festival while protecting lives and property.
