The Bayraktar TB2 is Baykar's medium-altitude, long-endurance uncrewed aircraft family for reconnaissance, surveillance and armed missions. Its flight-control system supports autonomous taxi, takeoff, flight and landing, with a triple-redundant autopilot and sensor fusion. The aircraft operates as part of a wider system that includes ground control, communications and payload equipment. Baykar's current family specification lists a 12-metre wingspan, 6.4-metre length, 700-kilogram maximum takeoff mass and 150-kilogram payload capacity. It advertises endurance of more than 18 hours, while separately reporting a flight record of 27 hours and 3 minutes; these describe different performance measures. The product page identifies TB2-A, TB2-B, TB2-C and TB2-D versions. Individual installations and operating conditions should be checked against the applicable variant documentation.
Future launches and major activity directly linked to this vehicle family.
The Bayraktar TB2 is Baykar's medium-altitude, long-endurance uncrewed aircraft family for reconnaissance, surveillance and armed missions. Its flight-control system supports autonomous taxi, takeoff, flight and landing, with a triple-redundant autopilot and sensor fusion. The aircraft operates as part of a wider system that includes ground control, communications and payload equipment. Baykar's current family specification lists a 12-metre wingspan, 6.4-metre length, 700-kilogram maximum takeoff mass and 150-kilogram payload capacity. It advertises endurance of more than 18 hours, while separately reporting a flight record of 27 hours and 3 minutes; these describe different performance measures. The product page identifies TB2-A, TB2-B, TB2-C and TB2-D versions. Individual installations and operating conditions should be checked against the applicable variant documentation.
Future launches and major activity directly linked to this vehicle family.