Vertical launch, efficient cruise
Phoenix uses vertical take-off and landing for confined field deployment, then transitions to fixed-wing flight for longer coverage.
ISR, surveillance and mapping
ARACE Phoenix
Persistent aerial observation from a runway-free aircraft.
The ARACE Phoenix is an electric tiltrotor VTOL developed and manufactured in Hungary for long-duration ISR, wide-area mapping and specialist sensing. It launches vertically from a compact field area, transitions to efficient wing-borne flight and accepts tool-free swappable payloads.
Up to 6 hmanufacturer-stated flight time
2 kgrecommended payload
2.29 mwingspan
Where it fits
Operational use
Where this platform earns its place.
Designed for organisations that need longer observation or mapping windows than a conventional multirotor can provide, without relying on a runway.
Platform capabilities
What the system brings.
Aircraft performance becomes operational value when payload, workflow, training and support are configured together.
Payload-led configuration
Tool-free payload swapping supports ISR, mapping and LiDAR configurations selected around the required operational output.
Electric endurance
ARACE states up to six hours of flight time, with actual endurance dependent on payload, weather, altitude and mission profile.
Configuration and support
Specify the complete working system.
Our consultation can cover aircraft, payloads, batteries, charging, software, operator readiness, maintenance planning and the mission workflow required in Malawi.
Configuration noteAll endurance, acoustic and environmental figures are manufacturer-stated. Final performance, payload, permissions, data handling and operating procedures are assessed for the intended Malawi deployment.
Discuss this platform Manufacturer information
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Specifications and availability may change. Manufacturer performance figures are measured under defined conditions; actual results vary with payload, weather, altitude, configuration, firmware and local permissions. Final configuration is confirmed at quotation.