Rostech BAS-750

Unmanned Helicopter System (UHS)

Russia | 2025

"The BAS-750 Unmanned Helicopter System was unveiled at Army-2022 and is a joint Russian-Belarusian development."

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The BAS-750 marks a joint Russian-Belarusian rotary-wing Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) development. The design incorporates the complete Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) capabilities of a traditional helicopter and takes the onboard operating crew out of the physical loop. The drone was unveiled at the Army-2022 exposition in Russia in August of 2022.

Externally, the drone is conventionally-arranged as modern helicopters go: the body houses all pertinent operating systems including engine, fuel, and avionics. A traversable "blister" turret is set in the "chin" position offering unobstructed views of the terrain ahead and around the drone. A twin-skid, fixed undercarriage provides the needed ground support and wing stubs are noted along the sides of the fuselage, presumably for the mounting various mission / cargo pods.

The powerplant (of unknown make, model, and output power at this time) drives a three-bladed main rotor unit over the fuselage as well as a two-bladed tail rotor unit at the rear, this rotor facing starboard. Vertical tail fins are present along both the dorsal and ventral lines of the empennage.

The size of the aircraft is such that it can be operated from land or from the deck of a ship. Its VTOL capabilities allow it to reach areas typically unreachable by fixed-wing UAV types. Maximum Take-Off Weight (MTOW) of the design is reportedly at 1,655lb requiring a truck or similar vehicle to transport the unit.

At the core of the design is a multi-mission mindset, the air vehicle offered as a tactical-level solution across various sectors including military, civilian, and industry. A pair of helicopters complete the package and operation is by way of a Ground Control Station (GCS) with the two aircraft being networked into the flow.

With a noticeable deficiency in viable Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UASs) in the Russo-Ukrainian War of 2022, Russian industry has revved up design, development, and production of such solutions - though no in the face of Western sanctions placed upon it following its invasion of neighboring Ukraine.

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Power & Performance
Those special qualities that separate one aircraft design from another. Performance specifications presented assume optimal operating conditions for the Rostech BAS-750 Unmanned Helicopter System (UHS).

1 x Conventional engine of unknown make, model, and output power driving three-bladed main rotor unit and two-bladed tail rotor unit (facing starboard side).
Propulsion

Structure
The nose-to-tail, wingtip-to-wingtip physical qualities of the Rostech BAS-750 Unmanned Helicopter System (UHS).

0
(UNMANNED)
Crew

1,653 lb
(750 kg)
MTOW

Armament
Available supported armament and special-mission equipment featured in the design of the Rostech BAS-750 Unmanned Helicopter System (UHS) .

None. Wingstubs reserved for the carrying of mission pods / cargo pods.

Variants
Notable series variants as part of the Rostech BAS-750 family line.

BAS-750 - Base Series Designation.

Operators
Global customers who have evaluated and/or operated the Rostech BAS-750. Nations are displayed by flag, each linked to their respective national aircraft listing.

Total Production: 1 Units
Contractor(s): Rostech - Russia / Belarus

[ Belarus (possible); Russia (possible) ]

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