Heliaz 152 — B

A mobile operating unit ready to change position.

Set B combines transport, command and mission support in one vehicle. The integrated GCS and antenna mast let the crew arrive, establish an operating point and launch from a 10 × 10 m area without building separate ground infrastructure.

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Deployment model: Mobile unit
Control station: Built-in GCS
Primary advantage: Rapid relocation

About this configuration

The vehicle carries the aircraft, mission equipment and crew workplace as one coordinated system. It functions as a transport platform, command post and deployment base, reducing the number of separate elements that must be moved and connected at each site.

At the destination, the telescopic antenna mast provides the required line of sight for the datalink while the integrated GCS remains protected inside the vehicle. After the mission, the complete operating point can be packed and moved to a new sector.

What the set includes

The ground equipment is arranged as one operating system, not as a collection of unrelated accessories.

Mission vehicle

Transport for the aircraft, crew equipment and technology required at the operating point.

Integrated Ground Control Station

A protected flight and payload-control workplace built directly into the vehicle.

Telescopic antenna mast

Rapidly deployable communication infrastructure for command, telemetry and mission data.

Integrated mission storage

Organised space for payloads, accessories and field-support equipment.

From arrival to mission

Each configuration follows a different deployment rhythm while using the same airborne platform.

Arrive in the sector

The complete system reaches the operating point in a single coordinated vehicle.

Deploy the operating point

Raise the mast, activate the integrated GCS and prepare the aircraft beside the vehicle.

Fly and relocate

Operate from a 10 × 10 m area, then pack the unit and continue to the next position.

One airborne platform. Three ways to deploy it.

Sets A, B and C differ in their ground infrastructure and logistics. The aircraft, mission interface and the ability to change payloads remain common.

Heliaz 152 is a Czech-built unmanned helicopter for civil and military missions, with a maximum take-off weight of 200 kg and a modular payload system.

The modular payload interface supports sensor, transport, communications, monitoring and specialised mission equipment. A change of the ground set therefore does not close the way to another mission profile.

Vertical take-off and landing from a 10 × 10 m area removes the need for a runway. The right set is therefore selected mainly according to mobility, the required ground facilities and the expected duration of deployment.

We will match the set to your operating model.

Tell us where, how often and with which payloads you plan to operate. We will propose the appropriate ground configuration and support scope.

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