UAS guide Romania

ROMATSA and drone flight in Romania

ROMATSA publishes the UAS map and NOTAMs for Romania. For a drone pilot, these data decide whether you may fly at the planned point, time and altitude.

Key information

  • ROMATSA UAS map = permanent zone regime.
  • NOTAM = temporary restrictions over the map.
  • Zone colours and contacts guide the next step.
  • Drone Log reuses ROMATSA data for quick point checks.
  • Final confirmation stays with official ROMATSA/PIB sources.

What this means for you

Use the map to understand the zone, then check the day's NOTAM. If a restriction or approval requirement appears, stop and clarify before take-off.

How to use ROMATSA data

  1. Open the UAS map (ROMATSA or Drone Log with the same layers).
  2. Identify zone type: open, conditional, restricted, military, NOTAM.
  3. Read vertical limits and contacts in zone details.
  4. Check NOTAMs for the planned date and time.
  5. If Annex 1 / approval is required, prepare the request before take-off.

Frequently asked questions

Open the UAS map (ROMATSA data), mark the flight point and read zone type, limits and contacts. Complete with NOTAMs for the planned date.

No. It aggregates and presents data for planning; the official source remains ROMATSA.

On flightplan.romatsa.ro. On Drone Log you can check the same kind of layers in your flight context.

The official AIS/ROMATSA portal for UAS zones and aeronautical information, including NOTAM/PIB links.

They represent the zone regime. Final interpretation stays with official ROMATSA/AACR texts.

It periodically imports zones and NOTAMs for point checks; always confirm on the official source before flight.

Resources on Drone Log

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