Air system · Tactical ISR UAS

FH-95

Reconnaissance / Electronic Support / Communications Relay

Also known as: Feihong-95 / FH-95 UAV / Chinese tactical ISR drone

FH-95 military drone profile image
FH-95 — Reconnaissance / Electronic Support / Communications Relay

FH-95 overview

FH-95, or Feihong-95, is a Chinese fixed-wing unmanned aircraft associated with CASC's Feihong family. Its twin-boom pusher layout and electro-optical reconnaissance equipment are consistent with a tactical intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance role. Public descriptions also associate the platform or proposed payload family with electronic support and communications relay, but those modules should not be assumed on every FH-95 aircraft.

Public manufacturer-associated material has claimed up to 24 hours of endurance, while other performance figures vary among reporting and proposed configurations. Exact speed, range, ceiling, dimensions, take-off weight, payload mass, and electronic-warfare fit are Not publicly disclosed here. FH-95 is distinct from the jet-powered FH-97 concept; specifications, imagery, or mission claims from FH-97 cannot safely be transferred to this propeller-driven aircraft.

FH-95 was publicly shown in Chinese aerospace and defense coverage by 2018 and marketed as an exportable tactical UAS. Public evidence does not establish a complete customer list, delivered quantity, or universally confirmed operational role, and promotional export claims are not equivalent to service entry. As of September 12, 2026, FH-95 remains cataloged as a Chinese tactical ISR design with important configuration and operator details unresolved.

Armament

No publicly confirmed weapon fit; ISR and electronic-support payloads are configuration-dependent

Development and operational timeline

  1. FH-95 is publicly shown in Chinese aerospace and defense coverage as a Feihong-family tactical UAS
  2. Public descriptions associate FH-95 with reconnaissance and proposed electronic-support or relay missions
  3. Chinese defense marketing continues to present FH-95 as an exportable tactical unmanned aircraft
  4. Open reporting still does not establish a complete FH-95 customer, production, or configuration record
  5. As of September 12, 2026, operator status and configuration-specific performance remain Not publicly disclosed