Jet Engines unveils advanced Sad-150 Drone at WDS 2024.

At the World Defense Show 2024, the Saudi manufacturer Jet Engines introduces its Sad-150 drone, powered by a jet engine and equipped with advanced communication systems, designed for a broad range of applications.
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Sad-150 Drone presented by Jet Engines at WDS 2024 (Picture source: Army Recognition )

The Sad-150 features several key attributes aimed at enhancing its operational efficiency. These include passive RF enhancement and an improved infrared signature for better detectability and tracking, making it suitable for training and simulation exercises. The system comes with a miss distance indicator (MDI) capability, allowing for accurate assessment of engagement precision, a critical aspect in training scenarios and weapon system evaluations.

The control of the Sad-150 can be manual or automated, with the capability to navigate through pre-programmed waypoints. This allows the drone to execute complex flight patterns and pre-programmed evasive maneuvers, simulating realistic scenarios that military personnel might face in actual combat. The launch method is via catapult for quick deployment, and recovery is facilitated through a parachute system with airbags to reduce landing damage risk. Additionally, a smoke generator is included to aid in training exercises by providing visual feedback on its position and trajectory.

The mission profile of the Sad-150 is extensive and diverse. It serves as a valuable tool for air strike or air combat training, offering realistic representations of enemy aircraft or missiles. This feature is crucial for developing and refining the skills needed for tactical threats and defense preparedness. Moreover, the Sad-150 plays a vital role in simulating enemy missiles, creating a realistic threat environment for the development and evaluation of defense weapon systems. Its intelligence-gathering capability on enemy air defense forces adds an additional layer of utility, enabling armed forces to accurately assess and adapt to potential threats.

Jet Engines LLC, established in 2022, specializes in manufacturing and developing drones, with a focus on incorporating the latest technologies in the field.

Defense News February 2024