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Drone pilot in Rabat — professional aerial filming

We have filmed Rabat at night by drone, under permit: the Hassan Tower, and Hay Riad on a night of celebration. Rabat is the most tightly controlled airspace in Morocco — which is exactly why the operator matters.

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Rabat is the hardest city in Morocco to fly

It is an administrative capital. Ministries, protected residences, official sites, military perimeters: a large share of Rabat's sky is closed or tightly restricted, and the permitted zones shift with the date and with whatever is happening in the city.

A drone operator who tells you "we'll sort it on the day" in Rabat is exposing you. The file is submitted in advance, assessed at the level of the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra Wilaya, and CCM approval is required on top as soon as footage is recorded.

What we have already filmed here

Rabat at night, by drone, on permitted flights: the Hassan Tower, and Hay Riad mid-celebration. Night flying, in a sensitive city — not footage grabbed hoping nobody is watching.

That is the question to put to any supplier: not "do you have a drone", but "show me an authorised flight you have already done here".

The zones of Rabat, in practice

Hassan Tower and Mausoleum of Mohammed V — heritage and official, heavy file. The administrative district, ministries, the Mechouar — the most closed airspace in the city. Kasbah of the Udayas and the medina — controlled. Corniche, beach and the Bouregreg mouth — more open, though sea wind constrains you more than paperwork does. Hay Riad and Technopolis — recent architecture, the easiest to get authorised, and the best ground for real estate and corporate.

Salé and Témara fall under the same regional file: we handle them together where the project allows.

What we shoot here

Real estate and new developments in Hay Riad · institutional and corporate films · events and live capture · hospitality · location scouting · vertical social content shot from the air.

Frequently asked questions

Can you fly a drone in Rabat?
Only under professional authorisation. Recreational flying has been banned across Morocco since 2015, and Rabat concentrates the most sensitive zones in the country. Authorisation is applied for in advance.
How long does authorisation take in Rabat?
10 to 20 working days for a complete file over a straightforward area. Longer near ministries, the Mechouar, the airport, or for night flying. Allow three weeks minimum, five if there is night work or crowds.
Is night flying possible in Rabat?
Yes, under a specific authorisation. We have done it — the Hassan Tower and Hay Riad at night. The file takes longer than a daytime one and is prepared accordingly.
Do you also cover Salé and Témara?
Yes. They fall under the same administrative region as Rabat, which often allows them to be covered within the same file.

What is a drone service in Rabat?

A drone service in Rabat is work carried out by an authorised remote pilot who captures aerial footage for a professional project. In Rabat every flight requires an authorisation obtained in advance from the competent authorities, plus approval from the Moroccan Cinematographic Centre as soon as the footage is intended for release.

Tell us the district and the date. We will say straight away whether the zone can be authorised and whether the timeline holds.

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