Baykar TB2 annual production is at 200!
Making a special statement to the British news agency Reuters, Selçuk Bayraktar stated that after the success in Ukraine, Bayraktar TB2 SİHAs found customers all over the world. Bayraktar stated that Turkish-made SİHAs have led to revolutions in the modern war environment and said: “Bayraktar TB2 does what it is supposed to do, neutralizing the most advanced air defense systems, advanced artillery systems and armored vehicles. The whole world is now a customer to us.”
According to Selçuk Bayraktar, Baykar has reached the capacity to produce 200 Bayraktar TB2s per year.
According to the data announced by Bayraktar, Baykar has the capacity to produce up to 16 Bayraktar TB2 SİHAs every month. This corresponds to 4 Bayraktar TB2s per week.
Noting that he is proud of the use of TB2s in the Karabakh War, Bayraktar emphasizes that Russia's occupation of Ukraine is "illegal" and that TB2 SİHAs "help the honorable Ukrainian people defend themselves". “The illegal occupation of Karabakh has been like a heartache since our youth. And as the engineers who develop the technology, it is our honor to help our brothers here reclaim their land.
Replying to Russia's claim that "TB2s were shot down with laser systems" in recent weeks, Bayraktar states that these systems are ineffective against TB2. “They have limited range, so if your sensor and ammo range are longer, they won't be effective.”
Stating that Baykar continues to work on Bayraktar TB3 and Unmanned Combat Aircraft (MIUS), which can take off and land from short runways with foldable wings, Bayraktar said that KIZILELMA will make its first flight next year. “Hopefully we will see the first flight of KIZILEMA next year. The first flight of TB3 will be either at the end of this year or at the beginning of next year.” “If you look at the longer time horizon, we are working on taxi UAVs. For this, we need to develop a higher level of autonomous technology. This basically means artificial intelligence. But it will revolutionize how people are transported in cities.”