The Bayraktar TB3, which recently made aviation history as the first UCAV to successfully operate from a short-runway vessel, continues conducting firing tests with the UAV-122 Supersonic Missile across multiple scenarios. For the first time in the history of warfare, a tactical-class UCAV is launching supersonic missiles from distances exceeding 50 kilometers.
The Bayraktar TB3, which recently made aviation history as the first UCAV to successfully take off and land on a short-runway vessel, achieved a direct hit during its first test firing of the IHA-122 Supersonic Missile.
The testing process for KEMANKEŞ 1, the AI-powered mini cruise missile developed indigenously and originally by Baykar, is ongoing. As part of this process, KEMANKEŞ 1 has successfully completed its Maximum Flight and Dive Test.
Bayraktar KIZILELMA, Türkiye’s first-ever unmanned fighter jet developed indigenously and originally by Baykar, has successfully completed the Afterburner-Assisted Maneuvering System Identification Test as part of its ongoing flight test program.
Türkiye’s first unmanned fighter jet, Bayraktar KIZILELMA, developed indigenously by Baykar, has successfully completed a new Aerodynamic System Identification Test as part of its flight test program.
Bayraktar AKINCI, Baykar’s indigenously developed and original aircraft, has successfully surpassed 100,000 flight hours.
Bayraktar KIZILELMA, Türkiye’s first-ever unmanned fighter jet, developed entirely with Baykar’s own resources, continues to successfully undergo flight tests.
The latest version of Bayraktar TB2, Türkiye’s first-ever indigenous unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV), marks nothing short of the aircraft’s rebirth—now equipped with a turbo engine and advanced artificial intelligence. The next-generation Bayraktar TB2T-AI, set to tilt the balance of power on the battlefield with its superior altitude, high speed, and AI-powered smart flight capabilities, has officially taken to the skies with a series of successful test flights.
Following the February 6 earthquakes, Baykar provided a total of 5 billion Turkish Lira in aid to help meet the needs of earthquake survivors. As part of this relief initiative, 1,012 permanent housing units built in Adıyaman, Hatay, and Kahramanmaraş are being delivered to their rightful owners.