HAVELSAN, one of Turkey’s local and national defense industry companies, is on the agenda. The company first added BAHA, which it developed for the African and Central Asian regions, to its inventory. BAHA, an unmanned aerial vehicle, is entering the Turkish Air Force inventory and is counting the days to start active missions. So what are the features of BAHA? Who are their competitors in the UAV class? Here are the details about the subject…
HAVELSAN BAHA is in the Turkish Air Force inventory!
BAHA, which was first exported to Africa and then to the Central Asian region, is now entering the inventory. BAHA, which can be used for reconnaissance, surveillance, search and rescue, border security and intelligence purposes, fulfilled major duties in terms of surveillance of the region, especially after the February 6 earthquake.
BAHA owes its ability, especially in reconnaissance and surveillance, to its “digital unity” feature. Described as an Under-Cloud Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, BAHA has the ability to shoot even in the worst weather conditions. This system actually has a feature that can be called “imece”. HAVELSAN BAHA works with both land and sea elements at the same time, combining the incoming images.
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With its digital troop option, its use especially in “reconnaissance and surveillance” missions opened the way to the inventory. Turkish Armed Forces added the HAVELSAN BAHA Unmanned Aerial Vehicle to the Turkish Air Force inventory.
HAVELSAN BAHA features!
General Mission Capabilities
- Tracking, Detection and Area Protection
- Intelligence
- Electronic Warfare
- Coastal and Border Security
- Energy Transmission and Oil-Gas Lines Inspection
- Fighting Smuggling and Terrorism
- Public order
- Narcotic Plant Detection
- Residential Thermal Measurement
- Forest Fire Management
- Post-Disaster Assessment
- Bilge and Environmental Pollution Detection
- Agricultural Applications
- Cartography
General specifications
- Runway-independent, vertical take-off and landing
- Day and night, reconnaissance, surveillance and intelligence
- firing order
- Management of team and swarm UAVs from a single Ground Control Station
- Undercloud mission capability
- Original autopilot system
- Return home and automatic landing in case of link loss
- Payload carrying up to 5 Kg
- Original Ground Control Station system