UAS guide Romania
NOTAM in Romania: what to check before flight
NOTAMs announce temporary airspace restrictions. An active NOTAM at your place and time can block flight even when the UAS map looks clear.
Key information
- NOTAM = dynamic layer over the permanent UAS map.
- Check on flight day, not days ahead only.
- Read time window, altitude and affected area.
- Applies to all UAS, including under 250 g.
- Official sources: ROMATSA, PIB — Drone Log helps correlate.
What this means for you
If NOTAM intersects your point, stop or reroute. Fly only after clear confirmation from official sources.
How to check a NOTAM step by step
- Mark the exact flight point (not just the city) on the UAS map.
- Select the planned date and time window.
- Read area, altitude and text of NOTAMs that intersect your point.
- If there is overlap, delay, move, or descend only if explicitly allowed.
- Confirm on ROMATSA/PIB on flight day before take-off.
Frequently asked questions
Compare location, time window and altitude with your plan. View correlated NOTAMs on the Drone Log map, then confirm on ROMATSA/PIB on flight day.
Temporary restrictions appear as NOTAMs. The UAS map shows the general regime; a NOTAM can temporarily close a sector that looked clear.
No. Different flows — check NOTAM, the UAS map and approvals where they apply.
They can appear or change hours before flight. Same-day checks are mandatory.
Yes. Airspace restrictions apply to all UAS regardless of weight.
Extract location, window and altitude. If unclear, treat the area as restricted until confirmed officially.
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