Kalashnikov Successfully Tests Its Legionnaire E33K UAV.

As part of the intensive educational and project initiative "Archipel 2024," the Kalashnikov consortium, under the brand GC "Silent Wings," conducted demonstration flights of its "Legionnaire E33K" drone. This event marks a milestone in the development of unmanned aviation technologies, highlighting the capabilities of the consortium's latest creation.
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The Legionnaire E33K is a Russian Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. (Picture source: Kalashnikov)

The "Legionnaire E33K" completed the planned route, demonstrating stability in strong winds, unwavering reliability, and the ability to operate in challenging weather conditions. These features confirm the high level of engineering integrated into the design of the device.

"Participating in 'Archipel 2024' is an excellent opportunity to showcase the advantages of Kalashnikov's unmanned aviation systems," said Kirill Maslyanko, Sales Director at GC "Silent Wings." "We continuously work on improving our technologies to provide reliable and efficient solutions for various industries."

The maximum takeoff weight of the device is 29.9 kg, which, combined with an electric motor, ensures eco-friendly and silent operation. With a wingspan of 4 meters, the "Legionnaire" offers exceptional aerodynamic stability. It can cover a distance of 200 km with a 3 kg payload, or 50 km with a 10 kg payload, making it a versatile solution for various delivery missions.

The size of the cargo compartment (400x220x208 mm) allows for the transportation of diverse loads, while the flight duration of up to 150 minutes ensures high efficiency in mission completion. Notably, the drone can withstand winds of up to 15 m/s and operate in temperatures ranging from -25 to 40°C, enabling its use in a wide range of climatic conditions. The assembly and startup time, not exceeding 15 minutes, make this device extremely convenient and quick to use.

The demonstrated capabilities of the "Legionnaire E33K" underline Kalashnikov's intention to position itself as a leader in the development of unmanned aviation systems. The "Archipel 2024" intensive has proven to be an important platform for showcasing cutting-edge technologies and promoting unmanned aviation across various industries.