This article was automatically translated from the original Turkish version.
The Bayraktar TB2T-AI is a variant of Bayraktar TB2, developed by Baykar and Türkiye’s first indigenous armed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), equipped with a turbo engine and advanced artificial intelligence systems. This model has been designed for combat operations with enhanced altitude capability, increased speed, and autonomous flight performance.
Bayraktar TB2T-AI (Baykar)
Flight tests of the Bayraktar TB2T-AI continue as of 2025 in Keşan. During these tests, the platform reached an altitude of 37,096 feet, breaking its own record. Thanks to its enhanced altitude capacity and turbo engine performance, the platform has been developed to operate for extended durations at high altitudes.
The Bayraktar TB2T-AI distinguishes itself from previous Bayraktar TB2 models through its turbo engine and advanced artificial intelligence integration. The integrated turbo engine has improved climb rate and altitude capacity, while the AI-assisted systems enhance compatibility with electronic warfare conditions by enabling threat avoidance, terrain-referenced visual navigation, and autonomous takeoff and landing.
The turbo engine of the TB2T-AI enhances key flight performance parameters including altitude, flight speed, endurance, and payload capacity.

Changes related to the engine can be observed in the engine nacelle located at the rear of the platform (Baykar)
The Bayraktar TB2T-AI is equipped with three integrated artificial intelligence computers that enable autonomous flight capabilities. These systems provide the platform with advanced analytical and decision-making abilities in aerial combat environments.
The Bayraktar TB2T-AI features winglets in its aerodynamic design. This structure optimizes airflow at the wingtips, reduces drag, and enhances overall flight performance.
Bayraktar TB2T-AI Ninth Flight Test (Baykar)
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Development Process
Technical Specifications
Turbo Engine
AI-Assisted Autonomous Flight
Aerodynamic Structure – Winglets