Supercam S350

Supercam S350 overview

Supercam S350 is a Russian fixed-wing unmanned aircraft marketed for long-duration tactical reconnaissance, observation, and artillery support. Its electric-powered flying-wing arrangement is intended for relatively quiet, runway-independent operations, with parachute and airbag recovery reported for the family rather than conventional wheeled landing gear.

Supercam product material reports up to 4.5 hours of endurance, an operating radius of up to 70 km, a maximum speed of up to 120 km/h, a ceiling of up to 5,000 m, a maximum takeoff mass of about 11.5 kg, and a mission payload of up to 1.5 kg. These are manufacturer-reported limits that depend on payload, weather, datalink, and flight profile. The supplied illustration cannot validate the figures or determine the aircraft's exact sensor fit.

S350 systems have been publicly associated with Russian military reconnaissance and artillery operations, including reporting from the war in Ukraine, but public sources do not establish every customer, production quantity, or configuration. Through September 2026, the most defensible description is a Russian tactical ISR platform in reported military use, not a claim that all Supercam aircraft share one standardized fit. No confirmed onboard weapon is documented for the reconnaissance configuration.

Armament

None publicly specified; electro-optical, infrared, and other reconnaissance payloads reported

Development and operational timeline

1. Aug 2017Supercam markets the S350 as a fixed-wing tactical reconnaissance aircraft with electric propulsion
2. Jun 2020Product descriptions associate S350 with long-endurance observation, portable deployment, and parachute recovery
3. Jun 2023Open reporting links Supercam S350 systems with Russian battlefield reconnaissance and artillery support
4. Sep 2026S350 remains reported in Russian military ISR use; production totals, sensor variants, and customer coverage remain incomplete