Bayraktar Akıncı UAV, one of the most talked-about domestic technologies of recent times, has accomplished a significant milestone by flying for over 50,000 hours in total. Developed by Baykar, the unmanned aerial vehicle has already played a leading role in many critical aviation missions.
Moreover, it is known that Akıncı has been purchased by a total of 9 different countries. Officially joining the inventory of the Turkish Armed Forces in August 2021, the vehicle has already achieved numerous milestones. Here are the most important details about the matter…
Bayraktar Akıncı UAV makes remarkable progress
During the test flight of Bayraktar Akıncı in 2022, it set a Turkish record in this field by reaching an altitude of 13,716 meters. The unmanned aerial vehicle, which is fully compatible with many indigenous ammunitions, has been used in conjunction with various national munitions such as Gökçe Guidance Kit, Gözde Guidance Kit, KGK-82-UCAV, UAV-230 Supersonic Missile, UAV-122 Supersonic Missile, Çakır Cruise Missile, MAM-L, MAM-T, MAM-C, Tolun, Teber-81, Teber-82, LGK-81, LGK-82, and HGK-82. It is expected that this list will expand further in the coming period.
Shiftdelete.netThe most powerful version, Akıncı C, has a massive engine power capacity of 1700 HP in total. In version B, a total of 1500 HP engine power is used, while version A stands out with 900 HP. Additionally, under the significant agreement between Baykar and the Saudi Arabian government, supplying Akıncı to this country will result in an export revenue of around $3 billion. We hope that all these developments will be beneficial for our country.
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