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Supercam S350

A fixed-wing surveillance family with civilian and military applications. Current Russian and English manufacturer tables disagree on maximum take-off mass.

Role & capabilities

  • Reconnaissance aircraft
  • Catapult launch; parachute recovery
  • Photo, video and thermal-imaging options; other civil payloads available
In service / use documentedUse documented
Primary domain
Air
System type
Reconnaissance aircraft
Developer / manufacturer
Unmanned Systems Group / Supercam
Origin / production countries
Russia
Other names
No additional names recorded
Variants / configurations
S350 / S350F; language-version specifications differ
Operators / programme customers
Russia; Belarus according to manufacturer material

Evidence & current status

The cited public record documents military use or operator acceptance. Specifications still depend on the particular production version and mission configuration.

Role & programme

A fixed-wing surveillance family with civilian and military applications. Current Russian and English manufacturer tables disagree on maximum take-off mass.

The English page lists 11.5 kg, whereas the Russian page lists 15.5 kg. Both are linked and neither is silently chosen as universal. Payload and communications options vary. GUR’s recovered-component record provides military-use context; the supplier’s civil survey options should not automatically be assigned to a recovered military airframe.

Sourced specifications

Figures apply to the named configuration. Maximum values are not guaranteed operating performance.

SpecificationReported valueContext & source
AirframeFixed-wing modular surveillance aircraftManufacturer table; configuration-dependent. Russian and English mass figures disagree. Source ↗
Launch / recoveryCatapult launch; parachute recoveryManufacturer table; configuration-dependent. Russian and English mass figures disagree. Source ↗
PropulsionNot established from the reviewed sources.Public data gap; no estimate substituted. Follow the source for subsequent releases. Source ↗
Dimensions3.2 m spanManufacturer table; configuration-dependent. Russian and English mass figures disagree. Source ↗
Mass11.5 kg MTOW on English page; 15.5 kg on Russian page — unresolved configuration differenceManufacturer table; configuration-dependent. Russian and English mass figures disagree. Source ↗
EnduranceUp to 4.5 hManufacturer table; configuration-dependent. Russian and English mass figures disagree. Source ↗
Range240 km flight distance; radio link 70–100 km (English page)Manufacturer table; configuration-dependent. Russian and English mass figures disagree. Source ↗
Speed65–120 km/hManufacturer table; configuration-dependent. Russian and English mass figures disagree. Source ↗
Altitude150–5,000 m operating heightManufacturer table; configuration-dependent. Russian and English mass figures disagree. Source ↗
PayloadNot established from the reviewed sources.Public data gap; no estimate substituted. Follow the source for subsequent releases. Source ↗
SensorsPhoto, video and thermal-imaging options; other civil payloads availableManufacturer table; configuration-dependent. Russian and English mass figures disagree. Source ↗
Communications / navigationRadio telemetry, video link and automated flightManufacturer table; configuration-dependent. Russian and English mass figures disagree. Source ↗

Publication history

  • — Expanded catalogue profile with sourced specifications, variant distinctions, programme evidence and explicit public data gaps.

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Follow the evidence

Source types identify who makes the claim. Programme milestones and supplier statements should be read in context.

  1. Manufacturer product information (opens in a new tab)Manufacturer / programme source
  2. Manufacturer product information (opens in a new tab)Manufacturer / programme source
  3. Ukraine GUR public system record (opens in a new tab)Government intelligence assessment — Ukraine

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