Moldova has approved a new framework for drone operations in designated U-space airspace, setting out how unmanned aircraft will be managed alongside manned flights. The rules are expected to support the expansion of commercial drone services while aligning the country's civil aviation regulations with EU standards.
Drone flights will be banned in Chisinau on August 27, and access to a number of streets and public places will be restricted from the evening of August 26 through August 31
The Moldovan government has approved new rules for drone flights in cities, over crowds, and near critical infrastructure. The document introduces stricter requirements for the inspection, maintenance, and control of drones, and also provides for new oversight mechanisms and digital record-keeping for operators in a number of industries.
Moldova will step up its efforts to combat poaching and will also charge a fee of 660 lei for a hunting license
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