Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) pilots of the Turkish Armed Forces complete an 18-week intensive training at the Army Aviation School in Isparta, mastering every skill needed to operate under any conditions. Supported by modern simulators, the program prepares them for both combat and humanitarian missions.

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.