France’s BFMTV highlighted Türkiye’s success in reducing defense dependency from 70% to 30%, calling it an achievement that Europe can only envy.

Baykar achieved $1.8 billion in exports in 2024, selling advanced UAVs to 35 countries and maintaining its 60% share of the global drone market.

Bayraktar TB2 UAVs joined the Albanian Armed Forces, completing their first flights at Kuçova Air Base as the country’s first NATO-standard air platforms.

EDGE and Baykar have integrated the DESERT STING 16 precision-guided munition onto the Bayraktar TB2 UAV, expanding its operational capabilities and strengthening their strategic alliance.

France introduced its hydrogen-powered UAV Rapace, aiming for energy-efficient military capabilities, while its resemblance to Bayraktar TB2 sparked attention.

Uzbekistan unveiled its UAV capabilities, including Bayraktar TB2s and systems from multiple countries, during President Mirziyoyev’s visit to a military base.

Baykar has delivered the third set of Bayraktar TB2 armed UAVs to Poland, boosting its air defense capabilities and reinforcing Türkiye-Poland defense ties.

Baykar’s Bayraktar TB2 has been exported to Kuwait, marking its 30th international delivery. The UAV excels with long endurance in desert conditions.