Military authorities say NORAD is imposing temporary flying restrictions over Vancouver’s inner city for the remaining FIFA World Cup games being hosted in the city. The restrictions cover airspace that includes the area around BC Place Stadium, where matches take place. The measures are intended to manage aviation operations during the event period and remain in effect for the next several World Cup games scheduled in Vancouver. Multiple outlets report that the airspace closure is limited to specific times aligned with the games, rather than a continuous disruption for unrelated periods. Details such as the exact hours and the specific routes affected are handled through military and aviation advisories issued for the event days. Travelers and pilots are expected to follow updated guidance and any air-traffic instructions provided by authorities during the restriction window. The restrictions are described as operational measures by military authorities rather than a comment on the sporting event itself.