Manufacturer
MIK Industries

Year
2025

History
Developed as a next-generation UAV project, this drone began as a conceptual variation of the Bayraktar TB2 but quickly evolved into a completely distinct aircraft under MIK Industries. Unlike its inspiration, this model was engineered not only for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance but also for survivability in contested airspaces. The designers integrated advanced aerodynamics, structural reinforcements, and a precise control system capable of executing aggressive tactical maneuvers, making it one of the few drones designed with both endurance and combat agility in mind.

Aircraft lore
This aircraft embodies the merging of long-endurance reconnaissance platforms with fighter-like maneuverability. Measuring 66.8 ft (20.4 m) in wingspan and 38.8 ft (11.8 m) in length, it carries the silhouette of a patrol drone but conceals the agility of a light air combat machine. Its thrust-to-weight ratio of 0.253 and optimized control surfaces enable it to perform extreme evasive maneuvers, break rapid pursuit lines, and engage in defensive aerial combat when necessary. Despite weighing up to 11,827 lbs (5,364 kg) fully loaded, its refined wing structure and advanced flight control algorithms grant high roll rates, sharp banking turns, and sustained high-G flight paths unusual for an unmanned platform of its size. The large wing area of 643.5 ft² (59.8 m²) ensures stability during loitering, while its low wing loading provides the responsiveness needed for combat maneuvering. The fuselage, shaped for low observability, also significantly reduces drag (total drag points: 2,919), striking a balance between stealth, persistence, and agility.

Flight recommendations
Capable of fulfilling dual roles: extended surveillance patrols and sudden engagement in high-risk zones. Under standard operations, medium-altitude endurance flight maximizes efficiency, but the airframe allows rapid descent, evasive dives, and high-angle c