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FGN-100-d1, the largest satellite ever built by a private Turkish company, was developed indigenously by Fergani Space and successfully launched into space, where it has now entered its designated orbit.

Italy’s Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy has approved the sale of Piaggio Aerospace, the country’s long-standing aviation business, to Baykar.

Bayraktar TB2, Türkiye’s first original indigenous UCAV, has become the first Turkish aircraft to surpass 1 million flight hours. Adding yet another milestone to its record-breaking achievements, the indigenous UCAV has once again made its mark on Turkish aviation history by setting an extraordinary benchmark.

Making history as the first UCAV to take off and land on a short-deck vessel, Bayraktar TB3 successfully completed two additional takeoffs and landings during yesterday’s flight tests on TCG Anadolu.

A historic agreement for the export of Bayraktar TB2 UCAVs was signed in Zagreb between Baykar and the Ministry of Defense of Croatia. The Bayraktar TB2, Türkiye’s leading defense platform, will join Croatia’s security forces inventory and begin operations in Croatian airspace.

Bayraktar TB3 becomes first UAV to take off and land on short-runway vessel.

Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov highlights the importance of strengthening cooperation with leading international companies like Baykar Technologies to enhance the country's defence capabilities, develop its national military-industrial systems.

The production prototype of Bayraktar KIZILELMA, Türkiye’s first indigenously developed unmanned combat aircraft, has successfully completed its maiden flight.

The Bayraktar AKINCI UCAV successfully hit its target with Türkiye’s indigenous TOLUN IIR guided munition, which features an infrared seeker head, during a test firing.

The S5 tail-numbered Bayraktar TB2 that joined the fleet, accumulated nearly 1 million flight hours, in 2014 has become the first UAV to complete its operational airframe life, having successfully surpassed 10,000 flight hours. The Bayraktar TB2 S5, now retired from active duty, will continue to serve within Baykar for training and test flights as part of airframe lifecycle research.