Turkey’s unmanned fighter jet Bayraktar KIZILELMA successfully completed the AB-Based Maneuver System Identification Test in Çorlu, demonstrating high-speed agility with its afterburning engine configuration.

Türkiye’s domestically developed Bayraktar AKINCI TİHA has surpassed 100,000 flight hours, marking a major milestone in national aviation and expanding its global operational footprint.

BAYKAR’s acquisition of Piaggio Aerospace and partnership with Leonardo signal Europe’s intent to collaborate with Türkiye in the S/UAV sector to avoid being left behind.

Enhanced with artificial intelligence and a turbo engine, Türkiye’s Bayraktar TB2T achieved 25,500 feet altitude in its third performance test, proving its advanced flight capabilities.

Turkey’s Baykar and Italy’s Leonardo have signed a five-year partnership agreement in Rome to co-develop and co-produce unmanned aerial systems. The deal includes joint production in Turkey and Italy, leveraging European certification and market access advantages.

Turkey’s first unmanned fighter jet, Bayraktar KIZILELMA, has successfully completed its Aerodynamic System Identification Test. With its new afterburning engine, KIZILELMA is approaching supersonic speeds and is set to redefine the future of aerial combat.

Baykar’s new turbo-powered, AI-integrated Bayraktar TB2T-AI UAV successfully completed flight tests, surpassing 30,000 feet and setting a new altitude record.

Developed by ASELSAN, the indigenous ANTIDOT-2 Electronic Support Pod has been successfully tested on Baykar’s TB-2 UAV. Experts say this compact yet powerful system has no equivalent worldwide and marks a major leap in Turkey’s electronic warfare capabilities.