The first flight from ASELSAN and Altınay's Cargo UAV
The first flight of Turkey's first Cargo-UAV Kargo 150, developed by Dasal Aviation Technologies, took place as part of TEKNOFEST.
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Turkey's indigenous cargo UAV, ALBATROS is in the Sky
DASAL, a subsidiary of ASELSAN and ALTINAY Defence, designed and manufactured the first Cargo UAV prototype, ALBATROS. ALBATROS flies for the first time.
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