JETSTRIKE develops its own-IP, jet-powered high-speed strike systems that compress the kill chain from hours to minutes.
| Launch | Catapult / RATO | Runway-independent |
| Cruise (TAS) | 500 km/h | M0.45 · 24,000 ft |
| Max speed (TAS) | 600 km/h | M0.54 dash |
| Combat (TAS) | 410 km/h | 12,000 ft |
| Range | 500 km | approx. 614 km at 85% |
| Payload | 25 kg | 120 mm warhead |
| Ceiling | 24,000 ft | approx. 7,300 m |
| MTOW | approx. 108 kg | incl. approx. 30 kg fuel |
| Propulsion | 600 N | JS-600 turbojet |
| Dimensions | Span 1.6-2.0 m | Length 2.8 m · AR ~6 · CNC metal + composite |
Catapult / RATO; runway-independent.
Climb to cruise, up to 24,000 ft.
500 km/h to target; 500 km range.
Surveil objective with EO/IR seeker.
Dive up to 600 km/h onto target.
JetStrike loiters over the objective with an EO/IR seeker, then converts to a high-speed terminal dive.
JetStrike cruises and loiters at 7,300 m, above the 5,000 m reach of short-range air defence. It enters the engagement envelope only in the terminal dive.
Time spent inside a 5,000 m engagement envelope on a 40 km approach.
At 600 km/h on a 45 degree terminal dive the descent rate is 118 m/s, so the 5,000 m band is crossed in about 42 seconds. A propeller UAV cruising at 3,000 m and 110 km/h stays inside it for the whole approach.
500 km reach with runway-independent launch.
One platform surveils, then strikes.
Cruise ceiling above short-range SAMs.
A 600 km/h dash outpaces every helicopter.
Low-cost mass tilts the cost exchange.
Loiter over a supply axis and strike.
One airframe collapses the ISR-to-strike kill chain from hours to minutes, built entirely on our own IP.
Airframe and engine developed in-house.
A single airframe runs surveillance and strike.
Catapult and RATO launch.
600 km/h dash, low-RCS blended body.
The JS engine family powers the platform.
Runs on JP-8 / kerosene.
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