土耳其国防部于2026年4月16日宣布，由拜卡公司研制的“阿肯哲”（Akinci）武装无人机系统已正式入列土耳其陆军司令部。此前，该系统已在土耳其空军、其他国家安全机构以及多个出口客户中服役。此次入列是土耳其利用国产技术实现武装部队现代化更广泛计划的一部分。
土耳其国防部表示：“阿肯哲已加入陆军库存”，但未透露具体交付的数量或部署地点。技术规格方面，“阿肯哲”是一款双引擎无人机，最大起飞重量为6000公斤，最大有效载荷为1500公斤，五个外挂点可携带多种空对地导弹和制导炸弹，目前还在测试空对空导弹。传感器套件包括Aselsan公司的通用孔径瞄准系统（CATS）以及有源相控阵（AESA）雷达。该机最高航速195节，航程6000公里，续航时间为24小时。
A file photo of the Akinci UAS in Turkish Air Force service. The domestically-developed twin-engined UAS was inducted into Turkish Army service on 16 April 2026. (Baykar)
The Baykar Bayraktar Akinci armed unmanned aircraft system (UAS) has been inducted into service with the Turkish Land Forces Command (Türk Kara Kuvvetleri: TKK), the Ministry of National Defence (MND) announced on 16 April 2026.
The UAS that has previously been received by the Turkish Air Force and other Turkish state security organisations, as well as a number of export customers, was received by the Turkish Army as part of a wider modernisation of the country's armed forces with domestically-developed technologies.
“Akinci has been added to the inventory of our [Turkish] Land Forces,” the MND said, noting that the Akinci was a domestically produced system. It did not disclose how many systems or air vehicles had been received by the army, or their basing locations.
The Akinci is a twin-engine unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with a maximum take-off weight of 6,000 kg. It can carry a 1,500 kg maximum payload that can include various air-to-surface missiles and guided bombs carried on its five hardpoints (it is also trialling the use of air-to-air missiles). Its sensor suite includes an Aselsan Common Aperture Targeting System (CATS) electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) intelligence, surveillance, targeting, and reconnaissance (ISTAR) system, and an active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar. Janes All the World's Aircraft: Unmanned lists the Akinci as having a maximum speed of 195 kt, a range of 6,000 km, and an endurance of 24 hours.
For more, please see:Turkey takes delivery of Akinci armed reconnaissance UAVs
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