The Czech Civil Aviation Authority is reporting a surge in drone-related violations, largely due to owner unawareness of operating regulations. Many drone users, often amateurs, are unknowingly flying in no-fly zones. Critical infrastructure operators, including nuclear power plants and refineries like Orlen Unipetrol, are increasing security measures and collaborating with police and the military in response. Fines for drone pilots can reach up to 100,000 Czech crowns, while operators face penalties up to 3 million crowns, or 5 million for companies. The increasing incidents highlight a need for greater education regarding drone law and responsible operation. Authorities are concerned about potential risks posed by unauthorized drone activity near sensitive locations.