Ghatak UCAV

India’s Ghatak unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) is being developed around a tailless flying-wing configuration intended to support low-observable flight. The shape is more than a visual signature: it affects how the aircraft generates lift, how flight control is managed, and how designers balance radar signature, internal volume and aerodynamic…

How far can India’s Ghatak unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) fly, and how long could it remain airborne? The public record does not establish a verified operational range or endurance figure for the full-scale Ghatak. Numbers repeated online often trace back to early AURA-era requirements or secondary reporting, not a…

The propulsion system planned for India’s Ghatak unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) is one of the programme’s most important and least publicly documented elements. Public reporting has associated Ghatak with a non-afterburning derivative of the indigenous Kaveri engine, developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation’s Gas Turbine Research Establishment…

Discover India's Ghatak UCAV, DRDO's ambitious stealth combat drone programme. Explore its SWiFT demonstrator, indigenous engine, anticipated capabilities and production plans. India's pursuit of an indigenous stealth combat aircraft has extended beyond conventional fighter jets. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is developing the Ghatak Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle…