TKH Tests First Fully Polish MTJD-15 Jet Drone

TKH Technology Poland has conducted flight tests of the MTJD-15 jet drone, which was developed entirely in Poland from the initial design stage to the construction of its own turbojet engine.

TKH published a video of the tests on X.

The MTJD-15 is the first in a family of three modular drones with turbojet engines, developed by a team of engineers in collaboration with TOP GUN.

As noted by Milmag, thanks to its modular design, the platform can be quickly adapted to various tasks: from reconnaissance using a wide range of sensors to transporting equipment and medical supplies, as well as carrying out strike missions.

MTJD-15 na polskim niebie! 🇵🇱

Zachęcamy do zapoznania się z poniższym materiałem filmowym, ukazującym fragmenty lotów polskiego bezzałogowca o napędzie turboodrzutowym podczas trwającej kampanii testowej. pic.twitter.com/k3KTl46hRC

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The MTJD-15 jet drone has a claimed range of up to 1,000 kilometers, a service ceiling of 13,000 meters, weighs 45 kilograms, and can carry a payload of over 15 kilograms.

Its wingspan is 2.4 meters, its length is 3.2 meters, and its cruising speed at maximum altitude is over 576 kilometers per hour, and at sea level, over 624 kilometers per hour.

The MTJD-70 is optimized for speed and carrying heavier payloads of up to 70 kilograms, with a range of over 800 kilometers at a speed of approximately 900 kilometers per hour at a ceiling of 13,000 meters.

The MTJD-100 is the most powerful version, reaching speeds of about 2,440 kilometers per hour and carrying a payload of over 100 kilograms. Range — over 1,000 kilometers, ceiling — 15,000 meters.

It is reported that the MTJD production line allows for the manufacture of about a thousand drones per year. The company is also preparing to expand its infrastructure, anticipating growing demand for such solutions.

In early May it was reported that Poland is developing the USV-MXV-1 multifunctional unmanned surface vessel, capable of serving as an air defense platform, a kamikaze drone, or a landing craft.

Integration with Piorun anti-aircraft systems is planned, which will allow the drone to destroy UAVs, aircraft, and helicopters in “salvo” and semi-autonomous modes.

Additionally, to counter enemy aircraft, there are plans to install modules for interceptor drones. A combat module with a 12.7-millimeter machine gun can be mounted in the front section.