Romania UAS guide

Drone zone verification in Romania

Before take-off, check the exact point on the UAS map, confirm active NOTAMs and see if the zone requires approval. Zone verification is the mandatory first step for any legal flight.

Why check the zone, not just the city?

Two points in the same city can have completely different rules. Zone verification means exact coordinates, planned altitude and flight date.

The Romania UAS map shows official ROMATSA zones. Drone Log combines them with active NOTAMs for an indicative verdict.

Results help you plan; final confirmation remains on official sources on flight day.

Verification steps

Mark the take-off point on the map — do not rely on address or place name alone.

Set planned maximum altitude (AGL) and flight date/time.

Analyse zone type: permitted, conditional, restricted or prohibited.

Check active NOTAMs for the planned interval.

NOTAMs and temporary restrictions

A NOTAM can temporarily close a sector that looked open on the static map.

Compare location, time window and altitude with your flight plan.

If you do not understand a NOTAM, do not take off until the restriction is clear.

How Drone Log helps

Quick UAS map check without an account.

If approval is required, generate the request from the check with pre-filled coordinates.

Document flights in the electronic logbook with export.

FAQ

No. It helps you plan; final confirmation remains on ROMATSA, NOTAM/PIB and authorities.

Yes. NOTAMs and conditions can change daily.

Only if NOTAMs and required approvals confirm the same on flight day.

Open the flight check tool or public UAS map — both work without an account.

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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.

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