Delair is accelerating its development and finishing its series of aerial drones with the DT61, its new long-distance observation drone with fixed wing and vertical Takeoff geared up with a substantially increased payload capacity.
A multi-mission drone designed for the inspection and surveillance of big land and sea locations in both civilian and military contexts.A multi-mission drone developed for the examination and surveillance of big land and sea locations in both civilian and military contextsThe DT46 provides impressive efficiency for its class, with an autonomy over 7 hours, an interaction variety over 100 km and vertical departure while preserving an incredibly small logistical footprint: portable in a picture up truck, it can be released in less than 30 mn by two individuals.
It brings payloads of 15 kg for an overall mass of 100 kg.
Designed with modularity in mind, it integrates both extremely high-performance optronics systems (cooled MWIR type) as well as GMTI SAR radars and signals intelligence sensing units, with the capability to all at once integrate multiple payloads on a single mission.The DT61 benefits from DELAIRs 15 years of experience in drone system style and integrates functional feedback from our clients worldwide.
It also takes advantage of the varieties shown subsystems and equipment.
To develop this drone, Delair depended on the knowledge of two acknowledged french suppliers: Aviation Design for the aerodynamic and mechanical design, and Shield Robotics (a subsidiary of Evotech Group) for advancement andflight testing.A Constantly Expanding Product RangeWith the arrival of the DT61, Delair is placing itself across the entire drone sector, from 1 to 100 kg.
The range now consists of four fixed-wing drones, Three multirotor drones and 3 loitering munitions, all run with the DRAKO universal ground control station.Currently in the final credentials phase, the DT61 will carry out its first operations missions in the second half of the year and will be marketed by the end of the year.With a turnover doubling every year for the previous 3 years (30 million achived in 2024 advertisement 60 million projection for 2025 and a labor force that has simply surpassed the limit of 200 staff members located on 4 sites in France (Toulouse, Marseille, Grenoble and Paris), Delair verifies its positioning as a significant player in the european robotics/drone market both civil an military uses, Source: Delair