Romania UAS guide

Drone NOTAM — temporary airspace restrictions

A NOTAM announces temporary restrictions that can affect drone flight. Even if the UAS map looks open, an active NOTAM can close your planned sector.

What is a NOTAM?

An official notice about temporary airspace changes: works, events, military exercises, safety restrictions.

For drone pilots, NOTAMs answer: are there temporary restrictions at my planned time?

NOTAM checks complement the UAS map — both are required.

Compare your exact flight point with the NOTAM area on the map.

Check the time window and affected altitude.

Confirm on official ROMATSA/PIB sources on flight day.

Temporary restrictions over public events or stadiums.

Military exercise areas announced by NOTAM.

Works temporarily affecting a CTR sector.

Active public NOTAMs appear on the UAS map and flight check flow.

Indicative context on impact to your flight point.

Link NOTAM checks to your flight log for complete records.

No. A NOTAM can temporarily close a sector that looked permitted.

ROMATSA/PIB channels; Drone Log helps identify relevant NOTAMs.

Data is refreshed periodically; check again on flight day.

Safer not to take off until the restriction is clear.

Find out if you can fly at your chosen location — free, no account.

Can I fly here?

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.

Find out if you can fly at your chosen location — free, no account.