Insitu Integrator UAS Achieves Company Record for Longest Flight

Published on April 4, 2023

United States-based uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) manufacturer Insitu achieves a record flight of 25.5-hours using its 150-pound Integrator UAS. The Integrator was equipped for a multi-payload mission.

UAS with lower endurance must frequently transition between multiple aircraft to maintain eyes on targets. But the Integrator, according to Insitu, offers a more sustained approach. UAS like the Integrator are thus ideally suited for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions in ‘extreme environments.’

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