Unmanned Black Hawk Helicopter Unveiled
The United States has unveiled an unmanned version of the Black Hawk helicopter, the S-70UAS U-Hawk, at the Association of the United States Army's AUSA 2025 show.
Thanks to the absence of a cab, the cargo area volume has increased by 25%. The helicopter features a loading platform with hinged doors in the front of the fuselage and uses the Matrix control system for crewless flight.
The manufacturer can quickly and on a large scale convert conventional helicopters into drones.
Key features of the U-Hawk include a maximum airtime of 14 hours without refueling and a range of approximately 3,000 kilometers. The helicopter can be used for cargo transport and launching small drones.
The development of the unmanned helicopter took just ten months, according to Sikorsky.
Author's summary: Unmanned Black Hawk helicopter unveiled with increased cargo capacity.
- Cargo volume increased by 25%
- Maximum airtime: 14 hours
- Range: approximately 3,000 kilometers
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