Air system · Unconfirmed Loitering Munition
Dragon 60
Reported ISR / One-Way Strike
Also known as: Dragon 60 / Feilong-60 (possible reference) / Feilong-60A/B family interpretation
Dragon 60 overview
Dragon 60 is an intentionally uncertain catalog label. The supplied image is a representative Chinese Feilong-60-family interpretation, not a verified image of an aircraft officially designated Dragon 60. Specialist reporting describes Feilong-60A and Feilong-60B as modular rocket-launched loitering munitions associated with the SR-5 multiple-launch rocket system, combining surveillance or target search with a possible one-way strike mission.
The identity and configuration cannot be resolved from the English name alone. Public reporting does not provide a consistent full set of dimensions, launch mass, speed, endurance, ceiling, range, or warhead data for a generic Dragon 60, and values from Feilong-10, Feilong-30, or other Chinese loitering munitions would be misleading. The profile therefore uses Not publicly disclosed rather than turning a family resemblance or an illustration into a specification.
Aviation Week reported completion of Feilong-60A development in March 2025, while later specialist coverage discussed the family in connection with SR-5 launcher integration and possible export interest. That evidence supports a real Chinese loitering-munition family, but not the proposition that Dragon 60 is its official English designation. Through September 12, 2026, no confirmed operator list or combat record for a system specifically named Dragon 60 is publicly established.
Armament
Reported integral explosive effect; exact Feilong-60 configuration not publicly disclosed
Development and operational timeline
- Chinese defense displays and specialist reporting begin linking the Feilong-60 family with modular rocket-launched loitering munitions
- Aviation Week reports development completion for the Feilong-60A variant
- Specialist reporting describes Feilong-60A integration with the SR-5 multiple-launch rocket system
- The public record still does not establish Dragon 60 as a distinct official English designation
- As of September 12, 2026, the catalog retains the name and image as an explicitly uncertain family interpretation