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Turkish Bayraktar AKINCI UCAV successfully completed a test flight using ASELSAN’s domestically developed MURAD AESA radar. Using GaN-based X-band technology, it enables long-range multi-target tracking (reportedly up to ~200 km+), SAR imaging, GMTI, and potential beyond-visual-range air-to-air engagements.

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