flemsy15:
Do we have any in Nigeria? Like real one, not just on paper

Yeah... Over my house!

Bermanda triangle missing

Since Mecca is there, they should have included Jerusalem or Vatican-city in Rome.

RichDad1:
Interesting.
Add The Bermuda Triangle.

This one is a special case because no one lives to tell the story

Okija shrine is no fly zone as well

Mecca is the only place among the listed places that should have been set as a no fly zone because it is the place that is situated at the centre of the world.

When you bring all the habitable places in the world on the world map, Mecca sits at the center as shown in the url.

https://www.quora.com/Is-Makkah-Kabaa-the-center-of-the-world

This is how Allahu ta'ala has designed the earth you live in and there is nothing any naysayer can do about it except to come to nairaland and to talk gibberish to delight himself.

Moreover, this is only as far as your science has come thus far. However, people of insight will tell you more.

flemsy15:
Do we have any in Nigeria? Like real one, not just on paper

Yes kirikiri maximun prison is a no fly zone.
Confirm info

RichDad1:
Interesting.
Add The Bermuda Triangle.

You can't fly into aome Caribbean countries like Cuba without going through the Bermuda triangle.

RichDad1:
Interesting.
Add The Bermuda Triangle.

Reads

https://www.bermuda-attractions.com/bermuda2_00004e.htm

Kingosytex:
3. Washington DC

While it’s still not a state, the airspace above the District of Columbia is one of the most restricted places in the world. After 9/11, the FBI and Homeland Security created concentric circles of no-fly zones. Even the otter ring, known as the Air Defense Identification Zone, requires any entering aircraft to identify themselves. A smaller area of 15 nautical miles around Reagan International Airport is a Flight Restricted Zone. Given the sheer amount of federal agency headquarters, political figures, and historical significance in the area it’s no wonder these precautions are continued to be taken seriously. How seriously you might ask? In 2005, a Cessna 150 flew just five miles from the White House and was met with an F-16 dropping flares to signal the infraction.


4. Machu Picchu

The cultural and historical significance of Peru can’t be overstated much as the pure amount of unique wildlife and plant life that grow there can only be found there. An airport is currently still under construction called the Chinchero Airport but is highly opposed by historians and activists alike because of the fragile ecology and Inca ruins.

Currently, aircraft is banned from flying over the region. This is to keep the area clear of as much pollution as possible. But also, should a plane crash or require an emergency landing, it would cause irreparable and lasting damage to the ecosystem.

https://norfolkaviation.com/around-the-world-in-6-no-fly-zones/

True.