Malloy T-150
An electric cargo multirotor intended to move supplies in demanding environments, including maritime operations. The aircraft illustrates the growing support role of defence drones.
- Country / region
- United Kingdom
- Programme status
- Use documented
- Sources reviewed
- 20 Sept 2026
- Primary domain
- Air
- System type
- Cargo aircraft
- Developer / manufacturer
- Malloy Aeronautics / BAE Systems
- Origin / production countries
- United Kingdom
- Other names
- T150
- Variants / configurations
- Royal Navy T-150 configuration
- Operators / programme customers
- Royal Navy
Evidence & current status
The cited public record documents military use or operator acceptance. Specifications still depend on the particular production version and mission configuration.
Role & capabilities
- Cargo transport
- Vertical takeoff and landing
- Ship-to-ship logistics
Specifications in context
- Airframe
- Electric cargo multirotor with eight rotors
2025 brochure specification; maximum range is explicitly unloaded and not simultaneous with maximum cargo.
Source ↗ - Launch / recovery
- Vertical take-off and landing
2025 brochure specification; maximum range is explicitly unloaded and not simultaneous with maximum cargo.
Source ↗ - Propulsion
- Electric motors
2025 brochure specification; maximum range is explicitly unloaded and not simultaneous with maximum cargo.
Source ↗ - Dimensions
- 1.23 m width; 2.62 m length; 0.71 m height (2025 brochure)
2025 brochure specification; maximum range is explicitly unloaded and not simultaneous with maximum cargo.
Source ↗ - Mass
- Not established from the reviewed sources.
Public data gap; no estimate substituted. Follow the source for subsequent releases.
Source ↗ - Endurance
- Up to 40 min
Supplier account of Royal Navy release to service; endurance depends on load.
Source ↗ - Range
- 45 km brochure range at zero payload; not loaded mission radius
2025 brochure specification; maximum range is explicitly unloaded and not simultaneous with maximum cargo.
Source ↗ - Speed
- 108 km/h brochure maximum
2025 brochure specification; maximum range is explicitly unloaded and not simultaneous with maximum cargo.
Source ↗ - Altitude
- Not established from the reviewed sources.
Public data gap; no estimate substituted. Follow the source for subsequent releases.
Source ↗ - Payload
- 68 kg cargo capacity
2025 brochure specification; maximum range is explicitly unloaded and not simultaneous with maximum cargo.
Source ↗ - Sensors
- Not established from the reviewed sources.
Public data gap; no estimate substituted. Follow the source for subsequent releases.
Source ↗ - Communications / navigation
- Not established from the reviewed sources.
Public data gap; no estimate substituted. Follow the source for subsequent releases.
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