HAVELSAN BAHA

VTOL

The HAVELSAN BAHA is a fixed-wing autonomous VTOL unmanned aerial vehicle developed by HAVELSAN for sub-cloud operations. Its runway-independent design enables rapid deployment in diverse environments, making it suitable for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions.

With a maximum take-off weight of 28 kg, a payload capacity of 2 kg, an endurance of up to 2 hours, and a service ceiling of 10,000 ft, BAHA features an integrated EO/IR/LRF payload, an 8-antenna CRPA GNSS anti-jamming system, GNSS-denied operational capability, target detection and tracking, moving object detection, sense-and-avoid, collision avoidance, and autonomous return-to-home functionality in case of link loss. Thanks to its modular architecture, BAHA supports the integration of mission-specific payloads and is designed to operate jointly with other unmanned systems.

Systems

  • Autonomy (Fully Autonomous Flight)
  • Take-off System (VTOL)
  • Landing System (VTOL)
  • Operations (Runway Independent)
  • Operations (Sub-Cloud Missions)
  • Communications (LoS - 50 km)
  • Data Link (Redundant Telemetry)
  • Data Link (Redundant Video Link)
  • Navigation (GNSS-Denied Operation)
  • Navigation (8-Antenna CRPA GNSS Anti-Jamming)
  • Targeting (Target Coordinate Estimation)
  • Tracking System (Target Detection and Tracking)
  • Detection (Moving Object Detection)
  • Safety (Sense and Avoid)
  • Safety (Collision Avoidance)
  • Emergency Management (Autonomous Return-to-Home)
  • Emergency Management (Autonomous Safe Landing)
  • Command and Control (Ground Control Station Handover)
  • Interoperability (Joint Operations with Unmanned Systems)
  • Power System (Electric Motor)

Sensors

  • EO/IR Gimbal
  • Laser (Laser Range Finder - LRF)

Compatible weapons

No public details are available.

Official manufacturer source

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