Drone flight approval in Romania

What is flight approval?

Flight approval is official authorization from the competent authority before flying in a restricted or conditional zone.

Start with a free flight check on the map. Drone Log shows instantly whether your point is open, conditional, or requires approval.

This page matches the intent “I need approval” — it explains the process and links to check and document tools.

When is approval required?

When your flight is in a restricted UAS zone, exceeds zone limits, or overlaps active NOTAMs for your planned time.

Airports, military areas and sensitive sites are common cases. Even sub-250 g drones may need authorization in some zones.

Never assume you can fly without checking — rules depend on location.

What documents are needed?

Requests typically include pilot and aircraft data, coordinates, altitude, date and purpose.

Drone Log generates the request documentation structure with map and fields pre-filled from your check.

You submit the document to the competent authority — the app helps with preparation and does not issue or guarantee approval.

How Drone Log helps

Start with a free check: pick a point, altitude and date on the Romania drone map.

If conditions or restrictions apply, generate the authorization request in one click.

See also our restrictions guide and interactive map pages.

Useful documentation

• AACR drone approval — when you need it and how to get it Not every zone requires AACR approval, but some flights in controlled or restricted airspace do. Knowing when and how keeps you legal — and avoids last-minute surprises before take-off. In practice, AACR appears as the civil authority when the UAS map or zone procedure requires coordination before flight; it does not replace ROMATSA checks or MoND clearance where those apply.
• Drone flight approval in Romania — complete guide In Romania, some drone flights can be performed without extra approval, while others require coordination before take-off. The difference depends on the UAS map, NOTAMs, exact location, altitude, time and purpose.
• Drone area check — UAS map and NOTAM The right question: may you fly here at the planned time and altitude? Combine UAS map, NOTAM and any required approval.
• MoND drone clearance — when you need it MoD approval is required for photography, filming and mapping flights — but not for everyone. In the open category, outside restricted zones, photography and filming do not require approval.

FAQ

Why use Drone Log?

One place to check airspace and prepare the flight — without rebuilding data manually before every mission.

• All essential information in one place: UAS map, NOTAM, request documentation and logbook.
• Fast check on the exact flight point, not just the city name.
• UAS zones and NOTAMs correlated for the planned date and time.
• Generate the documentation needed to request approval when the zone requires it.
• Flight log with export, linked to the checks you made.
• Time saved before every flight — less hunting across separate sources.