List of unmanned aerial vehicles

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Ingenuity helicopter, first Mars Helicopter on sol 46 after being deployed on martian surface by Mars 2020 perseverance rover

The following is a list of unmanned aerial vehicles developed and operated in various countries around the world.

Algeria[]

Argentina[]

Armenia[]

Australia[]

  • AAI Corporation Aerosonde - weather data[8]
  • AAI Corporation Aerosonde Mk.1[11]
  • AAI Corporation Aerosonde Mk.2[11]
  • AAI Corporation Aerosonde Mk.3[11]
  • AAI Corporation Aerosonde Mk.4[11]
  • Aerosonde Aeroguard[11]
  • ADRO Pelican Observer[8]
  • BAE Brumby[8]
  • BAE Kingfisher[8]
  • Coptercam
  • Cyber Technology CyberQuad[12]
  • Cyber Technology CyberEye[12]
  • Cyber Technology CyBird[12]
  • Cyber Technology CyberWraith[12]
  • Codarra Avatar[8]
  • CSIRO Mantis[8]
  • GAF Jindivik[8]
  • GAF Turana
  • Entecho Demipod[8]
  • Entecho Mupod[8]
  • ADI Jandu[8]
  • Silvertone Flamingo[13]
  • Sonacom Mirli[8]
  • UAV Vision G18 Aeolus[8]
  • UAV Vision T21[8]
  • UAV Vision T26[8]
  • AVT Hammerhead[8]
  • V-TOL i-copter Phantom[8]
  • V-TOL i-copter Seeker[8]
  • V-TOL Mini Warrigal[14]
  • V-TOL Warrigal Explorer[14]
  • V-TOL Explore[14]
  • V-TOL Arrow[14]
  • V-TOL Quadrotor[14]
  • V-TOL Octocopter[14]

Austria[]

Azerbaijan[]

  • AZAD (AZAD Systems Co)[15]
  • Orbiter-2M

Belarus[]

Belgium[]

  • MBLE Épervier (1969)
  • B-Hunter UAV (2002)
  • Gatewing X-100 UAV (2010) - surveying and mapping applications[20]^

Brazil[]

  • 14-X, a mach 10 UVA scramjet under development by FAB
  • A-20 LTA VANT Commercial UAV of Space Airships.[21]
  • Acauã VANT Experimental UAV of the Brazilian Air Force to develop electronic systems for future Brazilian UAVS.[22]
  • XMobots Apoema 1000B LALE (low-altitude long-endurance) (2009)
  • AGPlane UAV of AGX/Aeroalcool.Agricultural and civilian surveillance UAV.[23][24]
  • Arara M1 Small surveillance UAV.[23]
  • Arara T1 Small UAV/target of AGX/Aeroalcool for the Brazilian Navy.[23]
  • Azimute Santos Lab Comercio e Industria Aerospacial Ltda.[25][26]
  • BQM-1BR First Brazilian UAV/target of the CBT (Companhia Brasileira de Tratores).[27][28]
  • Caçador, developed from Israeli IAI Heron
  • Carcara Infantry portable UAV, in service with the Brazilian Marine Corps Santos Lab Comercio e Industria Aerospacial Ltda.
  • Carcara II New version of Carcara for the Navy, Santos Lab Comercio e Industria Aerospacial Ltda.[29]
  • Dumont - New Technologies,[30]
  • Eletron UAV of the BRVANT.[31]
  • Avibras Falcão Tactical UAV, Avibras[32][33]
  • Flight Technologies FS-01 Watchdog Brazilian Tactical reconnaissance UAV[34][35][36]
  • Flight Technologies FS-02 AvantVision Brazilian mini UAV[34]
  • Flight Technologies FT-100 Horus Soldier portable UAV, in small service in the Brazilian army Flight Technologies based on FS-02[37]
  • Flight Technologies FT-200 Watchdog Brazilian Tactical reconnaissance UAV by Flight Technologies based in FS-01[38]
  • Flight Technologies VT-15 UAV In test of the Brazilian Army, based on Flight Technologies FT-200 Watchdog.[citation needed]
  • Gyro 200 ED mini-UAV Quadcopter of the Gyrofly Innovations.[39][40]
  • Gyro 500 Mini-UAV Quadcopter of the Gyrofly Innovations.[41]
  • Harpia This is a medium size tactical UAV of the Harpia Systems (Joint-Venture of the Embraer Defense and Security, AEL Systems and Avibras),[42][43] halted in January 2016[44]
  • Hornet H2 UAV of the BRVANT.[31]
  • Jabirú Santos Lab Comercio e Industria Aerospacial Ltda.[45]
  • Aeromot K1AM UAV/Target drone for the Brazilian Navy, based in Northrop KD2R-5 Drone.[46]
  • Proton UAV of the BRVANT.[31]
  • SARVant Surveillance UAV developed by a consortium of OrbiSat (SAR Radar)[47] Aeroalcool (airframe) and AGX (flight controls).[47]
  • Sea Runner target of the Brazilian Air Force.[48]
  • Tiriba Brazilian mini UAV by AGX Tecnologia.4 kg, light civilian UAV[49]


Canada[]

CL-289, reconnaissance (1990)
  • Aeryon Scout, reconnaissance (2009)[50]
  • Aeryon SkyRanger R60, reconnaissance (2013)[51]
  • Aeryon SkyRanger R70, reconnaissance (2017)[52]
  • , reconnaissance (2017)[53]
  • Canadair CL-89, reconnaissance (1964) - joint funded by UK, later by West Germany as well
  • CL-289, reconnaissance (1990)
  • CL-227 Sentinel, reconnaissance (1977)
  • CL-327 Guardian, reconnaissance (1996)
  • CH-160, reconnaissance (2009)[54]
  • CU-162 Vindicator (2011)[55]
  • Draganflyer X4, surveillance (2009)[56]
  • Draganflyer X6, surveillance (2009)[57]
  • Draganflyer X8, surveillance (2010)[58]
  • Draganfly Tango, reconnaissance[59]
  • Meggitt Vindicator II (CU-162)
  • PrecisionHawk Lancaster, agriculture (2010)[60]
  • Prioria Robotics Maveric
  • Silver Fox ALIX (Atlantic Littoral Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance Experiment) (2004)[citation needed]
  • ADVANCED SUBSONICS/XIPHOS Grasshopper (2000)[citation needed]
  • MMIST CQ-10 Snowgoose (2000)

Chile[]

  • Sirol, reconnaissance and research (2007)[61]
  • Sirol 221, reconnaissance and meteorology research (2008)[62]
  • Stardust II, reconnaissance and aerial imaging(2010)[63]
  • Lascar UAV, reconnaissance (2012)[64]

China (PRC)[]

Main article: List of unmanned aerial vehicles of the People's Republic of China

Colombia[]

  • Navigator X2[65]
  • Araknos V2, multirotor. Advector, Unmanned Systems[66]
  • Koleopteros, multirotor. Advector, Unmanned Systems[67]
  • Buteos LTE, fixed wing. Advector, Unmanned Systems[68]

Costa Rica[]

  • SA-SkyHunter, aerial mapping (2014)[69]

Croatia[]

Czech Republic[]

Denmark[]

Danish Aviation Systems: Ebee, Sensefly Albris, Swinglet Cam.[73]

Finland[]

  • MASS Mini-UAV, reconnaissance[74]

France[]

Lehmann Aviation L-A series 2016
Donecle drone performing an autonomous inspection of an aircraft.
  • Aérospatiale C.22, target drone
  • Altec MART
  • ARSAERO CT 10
  • CAC K100
  • CAC Fox
  • Dassault LOGIDUC
  • Dassault nEUROn, combat (was expected in 2011)
  • Dassault-Sagem SlowFast, reconnaissance (2004)
  • Donecle drone, autonomous aircraft inspection
  • EADS Harfang, reconnaissance (2006)
  • EADS Talarion
  • Flying-Robots FR102, softs wings based (2008)[75]
  • Lehmann Aviation L-A series civilian drones, for high precision mapping, mining/construction, precision agriculture
  • Lehmann Aviation L-M series civilian drones, for long-range real-time surveillance
  • Nord CT.10 (Arsenal / SFECMAS Ars.5.501)
  • Nord CT.20 (Arsenal / SFECMAS T.5.510)
  • Nord CT.41
  • Parrot AR.Drone
  • SAGEM Crecerelle
  • SAGEM Patroller
  • SAGEM Sperwer, reconnaissance
  • Techno-Sud Vigilant
  • Verhagen X2 Autonomous Helicopters, flycam reconnaissance (2008)[76]

Georgia[]

Georgian Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
  • Unmanned Aerial System[77]

Germany[]

Wingcopter 178 HL UAV on a trial medical sample delivery flight for Merck Group.[78]
Luna X 2000 UAV for reconnaissance and ESM missions of the German Army.
  • Aibotix Aibot X6, multicopter for mapping and industry[79]
  • AiDrones AiD-H14, industrial helicopter UAV[80]
  • AiDrones AiD-H25, industrial helicopter UAV[81]
  • AiDrones AiD-H40, industrial helicopter UAV[81]
  • EMT Aladin, reconnaissance[82]
  • Argus As 292, anti-aircraft target drone (1937)
  • Argus Fernfeuer
  • AscTec Falcon 8, industrial octocopter for aerial imaging (UAV)[83]
  • AscTec Firefly, hexacopter for research and development (UAV)[84]
  • AscTec Hummingbird, quadrocopter for research and development (UAV)[85]
  • AscTec Pelican, quadrotor for research and development UAV[86]
  • Birdpilot X-4 Multicopter, lightweight long endures industrial quadcopter for aerial imaging (UAV)[87]
  • Birdpilot X-8 Multicopter, compact industrial octocopter for aerial imaging (UAV)[88]
  • Dornier Kiebitz
  • EADS Barracuda, German-led program together with Spain
  • EMT Fancopter, reconnaissance[89]
  • EMT Luna, reconnaissance[90]
  • , reconnaissance[91]
  • EMT X-13 [5]
  • Fieseler Fi 157 anti-aircraft target drone (1937)
  • Globe UAV 6 LTE Hexacopter, compact industrial Copter for aerial imaging (UAV)[92]
  • Globe UAV 8 IXON LTE Octocopter, compact industrial Copter for aerial imaging (UAV)[92]
  • Globe UAV 4L AQUILA LTE Quadrocopter, compact industrial Copter for aerial imaging (UAV)[92]
  • Globe UAV 8L CEPTOR LTE Octocopter, compact industrial Copter for aerial imaging and transport (UAV)[92]
  • Globe UAV AVIUM 200 LTE VTOL, compact industrialVTOL for aerial imaging and transport (UAV)[92]
  • H-Aero
  • Hyfish
  • MikroKopter and variants QuadroKopter, HexaKopter and OktoKopter
  • , ATOL helicopter, reconnaissance and communication[93]
  • OFFIS Guard reconnaissance and research[94]
  • EuroHawk, reconnaissance (developed together with the U.S.)
  • Sagitta Research Demonstrator, jet powered UAV developed as part of the Open Innovation initiative[95]
  • SIRIUS UAS (MAVinci)[96]
  • V-1 flying bomb (Vergeltungswaffen V-1 surface to surface, air to surface jet bomb, also known as Fieseler Fi 103)
  • Wingcopter 178 Heavy Lift[78] (Delivery Drone).
  • Ruhrstahl Kramer X-7 (air to tank, also known as Ruhrstahl Kramer 347)
  • Arado Ar E.377 und Ar E.377A (air to ship)
  • Henschel Hs 117 (surface to airplane, air to air)
  • Henschel Hs 293 (air to ship)
  • Henschel Hs 294 (air to ship)
  • Henschel Hs 298 (air to air)
  • Blohm & Voss BV 143A und BV 143B (air to ship)
  • Blohm & Voss BV 246 (air to surface, also known as Blohm & Voss BV 226)
  • Blohm & Voss BV 950 L10 und BV 950 L11 (air to ship)
  • Messerschmitt Enzian E-4 (surface to airplane)

Greece[]

  • BSK Defense Erevos MALE reconnaissance UAV[97] (under development)
  • BSK Defense Ideon mini reconnaissance UAV[97]
  • BSK Defense Kyon mini reconnaissance UAV[97]
  • BSK Defense Phaethon G tactical reconnaissance UAV[97] (under development)
  • BSK Defense Phaethon J tactical reconnaissance UAV[97]
  • EADS 3 Sigma Alkyon[97]
  • EADS 3 Sigma Iris[97]
  • EADS 3 Sigma Nearchos, reconnaissance[97] (1996)
  • EADS 3 Sigma Perseas[97]
  • EAV Ε1-79 Pegasos, reconnaissance[97] (1982)
  • EAV Ε1-79 Pegasos II, reconnaissance[97] (2005)
  • HCUAV Surveillance UAV (2015)

India[]

Rustom-1 UAV prototype
TAPAS-BH-201 (Rustom 2)

Indonesia[]

  • PUNA Wulung (Pesawat Udara Nir-Awak, Made by BPP Teknologi)[100]
  • LSU-02 (Lapan Surveillance UAV-02, Made by Lapan)
  • LSU-03 (Lapan Surveillance UAV-03, Made by Lapan)
  • Elang Hitam (IAe Male UAV, Made by PT IAe - 2020)[101]
  • LTD (Large Target Drone, Made by PT Mandiri Mitra Muhibbah - 2006)[102]

International[]

  • BGAC[103] develops drones in China on helicopters & aircraft imported from USA, EU & CIS
  • Dassault nEUROn (France/Sweden)
  • EADS Barracuda (Spain/Germany)
  • EADS Talarion
  • IAI-HAL NRUAV
  • Singular Aircraft SA03 (UK/Spain)

Iran[]

List of Iranian drone bases

Israel[]

IAI Super Heron
Elbit Hermes 900

Italy[]

Piaggio P.1HH HammerHead
Sky-Y
Sky-X
  • Meteor, now SELEX Galileo Avionica Mirach series (Mirach 26, Mirach 150), target drone and reconnaissance variants
  • SELEX Galileo Avionica NIBBIO, tactical reconnaissance[citation needed]
  • SELEX Galileo Avionica FALCO, reconnaissance
  • Alenia Aeronautica Sky-x, research UCAV (2005)
  • Alenia Aeronautica Sky-y, research-reconnaissance MALE (2007)
  • Alenia Aeronautica Molynx/Black Lynx, reconnaissance HALE (in development)[citation needed]
  • Alenia Aeronautica ITV
  • Mirach 26
  • Mirach 150
  • Nimbus EosXi, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle in Hybrid airship configuration[citation needed]
  • Piaggio P.1HH HammerHead
  • Selex ES Falco

Japan[]

Jordan[]

Latvia[]

  • UAVFACTORY Penguin B dual-purpose (civil/military), fixed-wing UAV (2010)[108]

Malaysia[]

  • Eagle ARV System
  • CTRM Aludra

Mexico[]

Netherlands[]

New Zealand[]

Valkyrie from X-craft Enterprises
  • KAHU-HAWK[113]
  • RQ-84 AreoHawk[114] Hawkeye UAV
  • Hawkeye Systems Hawk GS-500[115]
  • X-craft Enterprises Valkyrie[116]
  • X-craft EnterpriseS Angelray[117]

Nigeria[]

  • Tsaigumi UAV

Norway[]

North Korea[]

  • Domestically produced Chinese Sky-09P developed through North Korea's UAV program 2005-2014[122][123]

Pakistan[]

NESCOM Burraq (UCAV)
A Pakistani Falco UAV on display.

Peru[]

Philippines[]

Poland[]

Portugal[]

Romania[]

  • Air Strato
  • Argus S - surveillance (2005)[167]
  • Argus XL - reconnaissance (2007)[168]
  • ATT-01 - target drone[169]
  • Hirrus - surveillance (2018)[170]
  • IAR-T - research, target and surveillance (1997)[171]
  • Quarrus - target drone[172]
  • SACT Boreal 5[173]

Russia[]

UAV ZALA 421-08, a man-portable Russian UAV capable of 90min flight time with video/photo/IR camera
Ka-135
Korshun
  • Altius-M[174]
  • Sukhoi S-70 Okhotnik-B (Hunter), close to Skat and BAE and US UCAVs stealth UCAV unveiled in 2017.[175]
  • Mikoyan Skat: stealth reconnaissance-attack
  • Kronstadt Molnya , smaller similar to Grom [176]
  • Orion, comparable to RQ1 RQ3 and RQ9[177]
  • Altius[178]
  • Korsar[179]
  • [180]
  • Sukhoi Zond-1 (UAV) AWACS station for intelligence, surveillance and interception project[181]
  • ENICS E-95 / E08M[182]
  • Radar-MMS BPV-500[183]
  • Geoscan Lite — fixed-wing aerial survey UAV [184]
  • Geoscan 201 — fixed-wing aerial survey UAV with GNSS receiver and multispectral camera [185]
  • Geoscan 401 — multirotor drone with variable payload [186]
  • Geoscan 501 — multirotor aerial survey drone [187]
  • Yak Voron "raven" UCAV for long range, high speed strike capability[188]
  • Yak Klest Reconnaissance UAV to replace the Russian armed forces' Pchela-1s.[citation needed]
  • Lavochkin La-17, target and reconnaissance (1953)
  • Tupolev Tu-123, reconnaissance (1964)
  • Tupolev Tu-141, reconnaissance (mid-1970s)
  • Tupolev Tu-143, reconnaissance (1970s onward)
  • Yakovlev Pchela, reconnaissance
  • Kamov Ka-137, reconnaissance helicopter 1998
  • ZALA 421-06
  • ZALA 421-08, reconnaissance mini uav 2007
  • ZALA 421-12
  • Dozor 600, reconnaissance-attack aircraft late 2010[189][190]
  • Dozor-100, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance unmanned aircraft system 2009[191]
  • Dozor-50, Intelligence, surveillance 2007[192]
  • Dozor-85, Aerial mapping, border patrol, surveillance[193]
  • Dozor-3, Heavy UAV for military reconnaissance and strike capability 2009[194]
  • Kamov MBVK-137, Multipurpose Unmanned Helicopter complex[195]
  • PUSTELGA, Mobile complexes (MC) based on autonomously piloted flying microvehicles (FMV)[196]
  • REIS-D, Unmanned tactical aerial reconnaissance, operational as of 2000[197]
  • RPV PCHELA-1T, Reconnaissance, operational as of 2000[198]
  • Aist ("Stork"), Multirole(UAV)[199]
  • Yak ALBATROS-EXPERT vertical start and landing remote-piloted vehicle (RPV) intended for television (infra-red vision) air reconnaissance of the underlying surface in the day-time and at night, EXPERT is the integrated system comprising three RPV, ground control station, launcher and servicing equipment.[200]
  • Chirok[201]
  • Lastochka, reconnaissance project (2011)[202]
  • High-tech Iskatel reconnaissance project (2012)[203]
  • Orlan-10[204][205]
  • Forpost[206][207]

Saudi Arabia[]

Serbia[]

Pegaz - long range tactical UAV
  • Nikola Tesla-150 - First Serbian Student unmanned aerial vehicle built by a team of students called "EMA"[211]
  • Vrabac UAV[212]
  • Pegaz 011[213] (development)
  • Rapier Unmanned Helicopter with weapons (development)
  • Kobac Reconnaissance
  • OSA ( WASP) VTOL UAV - Student unmanned aerial vehicle built by a team of students called "BEOAVIA"[214]

Singapore[]

Slovenia[]

  • C-Astral Aerospace Bramor ppX[215]
  • C-Astral Aerospace Bramor C4EYE ISR UAV - NATO Class I <150 kg Mini Tactical RPAS[216]
  • C-Astral Aerospace Bramor sAR[217]
  • C-Astral Aerospace Atlas C4EYE ISR UAV - NATO Class I <150 kg Mini Tactical RPAS[218]

South Africa[]

Denel Dynamics Bateleur UAV
  • Denel Dynamics Seeker - Tactical reconnaissance (a light air-to-ground missile is under development for it)
  • Denel Dynamics Skua - Target drone
  • ATE Vulture - Artillery spotting/targeting UAV[219]
  • Denel Dynamics Bateleur - MALE reconnaissance/elint UAV

South Korea[]

  • Korea Aerospace Night Intruder NI-100N or DUV-4, medium-range tactical reconnaissance[220]
  • Korea Aerospace RQ-101, short-range for tactical reconnaissance[221]
  • Korea Aerospace RQ-102, short-range for tactical reconnaissance, target detection and target designation and combat damage assessment[222]
  • Korea Aerospace , VTOL (Vertical Takeoff and Landing) unmanned helicopter for reconnaissance missions[223]
  • Korean Air Aerospace KUS-7[224]
  • Korean Air Aerospace KUS-9 medium-range tactical reconnaissance[224]
  • Korean Air Aerospace KUS-FS MALE, medium-altitude, long-endurance (MALE) UAV
  • Korean Air Aerospace , Unmanned System-Vertical Helicopter[225]
  • Korean Air Aerospace , unmanned combat air vehicle [UCAV] with stealth capacities[226]
  • Uconsystem Remo Eye 006B[227]
  • Uconsystem Remo Eye 002B[228]
  • Uconsystem T-Rotor[229]
  • Uconsystem Drone Killer[230]

Spain[]

The SCRAB II ready to launch
The Spanish Fulmar during a flight
  • Aerial Target Light (Low Cost Target Drone)[231][full citation needed]
  • [232]
  • CONYCA GEODRONE[233]
  • Quaternium HYBRiX.20[234]
  • Alpha Unmanned Systems SNIPER[235]
  • Aerovision Fulmar[236]
  • SIVA (Artillery Observer Plane)[237]
  • EADS Barracuda (with Germany)
  • SCRAB II (Twin Turbine Target Drone)[238][full citation needed]
  • SCRAB I (High Portable Turbine Target Drone)[239][full citation needed]
  • SCR ALBA (Light and Portable Target Drone)[240][full citation needed]

Sri Lanka[]

Sri Lankan UAV Lihiniya MK I

Switzerland[]

  • Aeroscout Scout B1-100
  • KZD-85
  • RUAG Ranger
  • Swiss UAV NEO S-300

Sweden[]

Taiwan[]

Taiwanese NCSIST Albatross on display at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

Thailand[]

  • Aerostar (with Israel)
  • AeroVironment RQ-11 Raven (with US)
  • Black Kite UAV[246]
  • IAI Searcher (with Israel)

Tunisia[]

High payload capacity UAV TAI Aksungur
TAI Anka

Turkey[]

Bayraktar TB2 UCAV
See also: Defense industry of Turkey § UAVs
  • ASİSGUARD SARGUT[248]
  • ASİSGUARD SONGAR[249][250][251]
  • Aselsan ARI-1T rotary-wing[252]
  • Atlantis AeroSeeker 405[253]
  • Bayraktar Akıncı, UCAV under development[254]
  • Bayraktar Mini UAV (Reconnaissance)[255]
  • Bayraktar Tactical UAV (Reconnaissance and surveillance)
  • Bayraktar TB2 UCAV[256]
  • Bayraktar VTOL
  • Baykar Malazgirt Mini VTOL (Reconnaissance and surveillance)[257]
  • Çağatay VTOL UAS used by General Directorate of Security (Turkey)[258]
  • Globiha Mini UAV[259]
  • LAPİS ULAK VTL 02 - VTOL Armed UAV integrated with TUBITAK-SAGE TOGAN - Air-to-surface launched 81 mm mortar munition[260]
  • Otonom Teknoloji Doruk-101A Aerostat System[261]
  • SE Defense and Aviation Albatross VTOL UAV[262][263]
  • TAI Aksungur
  • TAI Göksungur[264]
  • TAI Anka-A (MALE) UAV
  • TAI Anka-B (MALE) UCAV
  • TAI Baykuş
  • TAI Gözcü (Short-range tactical reconnaissance, surveillance, target acquisition)[265]
  • TAI Keklik
  • TAI Martı
  • TAI Pelikan (Reconnaissance, surveillance, target acquisition)[266]
  • TAI R-300 R-İHA UAV
  • TAI Şimşek (Turbojet powered, high-speed aerial target drone, threat simulator)[267]
  • TAI Sivrisinek R-İHA UAV
  • TAI Turna-G (Turboprop powered, medium-speed target drone)[268]
  • Vestel Arı[269]
  • Vestel Efe[270][271]
  • Vestel Ege[270]
  • Vestel Karayel (Tactical UAV/UCAV)[272]

Ukraine[]

United Arab Emirates[]

United Kingdom[]

RAF MQ-9 Reaper
BAE Taranis
  • Aesir Hoder[279]
  • Airspeed Queen Wasp (1936)
  • ArduCopter
  • BAE Systems Ampersand, reconnaissance (2008)
  • BAE Systems Corax, research (2004)
  • BAE Systems Fury, reconnaissance/attack (2008)
  • BAE Systems GA22
  • BAE Systems HERTI, reconnaissance (2004)
  • BAE Systems Mantis, research, (planned)
  • BAE Systems Skylynx II, reconnaissance (2006)
  • BAE Systems Taranis, research (planned)
  • BAE Systems Magma, blown air research platform.
  • BAE Systems Demon, based on a BAE Eclipse drone
  • BAE Systems Phoenix, reconnaissance (1986)
  • BAE Systems PHASA-35
  • de Havilland Queen Bee (1930s) - gunnery target
  • English Electric Canberra U Mk.10
  • Fairey Queen (1930s) - gunnery target
  • Gem-7, medium weight, long endurance UAV.[280]
  • Gloster Meteor, U Mk.15, U Mk.16 and U Mk.21 - conversion to target drone
  • Meggitt Banshee, formerly Target Technology Ltd Banshee - target drone, and reconnaissance (1984)
  • Miles Queen Martinet (1940s)
  • ML Aviation Pilotless Target (1950s) - to MoS specification U120D, using the motorcycle-derived Vincent Picador engine.[281]
  • ML Aviation Sprite (1981) - "Surveillance Patrol Reconnaissance Intelligence Target Designation Electronic Warfare "[citation needed]
  • Novel Air Concept, research, (under construction)
  • Prioria Robotics Maveric
  • QinetiQ Mercator, research (in development)
  • QinetiQ Zephyr, high-altitude long-endurance (in development)
  • RAE LARYNX (1927–1929) - guided anti-ship weapon
  • R.F.C. 1917 Aerial Target The first drone aircraft
  • Short Skyspy - ducted fan for urban reconnaissance[253]
  • Singular Aircraft SA03 (UK/Spain)
  • Thales Watchkeeper WK450, reconnaissance (2005)
  • UB.109T (1950s) - project for long range unpiloted bomb
  • UTSL MSAT-500 NG drone for range practise, missile and gunnery. In service.(1995)[282]
  • Westland Mote - experimental unmanned observation helicopter 1975[283]
  • Westland Wisp - experimental unmanned coaxial helicopter for urban reconnaissance 1976[283]
  • Westland Wideye - experimental unmanned observation helicopter 1977[283]

United States[]

Zipline delivery drone
Swift020/021
(スウィフト020/021) in Kobe
AAI Pioneer UAV flying over Iraq

List of United States drone bases

Vietnam[]

See also[]

  • Loitering munition
  • Unmanned combat aerial vehicle

References[]

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