Airbus’ VSR700 unmanned aerial system – which can be stationed aboard frigates and destroyers alongside manned helicopters – offers the best balance of payload capability, endurance, and operational costs.

Technical data

Metric

Performance

Endurance 8 hours with full ISR payloads
Payloads Rapid role change, multiple payloads (EO/IR, Radar, COMINT, AIS, etc.)
Maximum speed 185 km/h I 100kt
Ceiling 6,000 m

Dimensions

Length 6.2 m
Height 2.28 m
Main rotor diameter 7.2 m

Characteristics

Propulsion Aviation-certified engine Diesel fuel and jet fuel
Maximum takeoff weight 760 kg
Max wind for takeoff & landing 74 km/h I 40 Kt
Imperial

Performance

Endurance 8 hours with full ISR payloads
Payloads Rapid role change, multiple payloads (EO/IR, Radar, COMINT, AIS, etc.)
Maximum speed 100 kts
Ceiling 20,000 ft

Dimensions

Length 19.6 ft
Height 7.4 ft
Main rotor diameter 23.5 ft

Characteristics

Propulsion Aviation certified engine Diesel fuel and jet fuel
Maximum takeoff weight 1,675 lb
Max wind for takeoff & landing 40 kts

VSR700 in focus

VSR700

Missions

The multi-mission capabilities of the VSR700

VSR700

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