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Mohajer-2 / Mohajer-2N

Iranian tactical surveillance family with a published Qods product specification and a separately identified Mohajer-2N modernisation.

Role & capabilities

  • Tactical reconnaissance
  • Remote and automatic flight modes
In service / use documentedIn service / use documented
Primary domain
Air
System type
Reconnaissance aircraft
Developer / manufacturer
Qods Aviation Industries
Origin / production countries
Iran
Other names
Mohajer II
Variants / configurations
Mohajer-2 — baseline surveillance aircraft; Mohajer-2N — modernisation identified in 2014
Operators / programme customers
Not identified in reviewed sources

Evidence & current status

Historic family recognition does not establish current fleet readiness. Modernisation specifications are not inferred from the baseline.

Mohajer-2 is an early tactical reconnaissance aircraft in the Qods Aviation family. The US Army’s equipment guide places its development in the 1990s and describes it as an evolution of Mohajer-1, with an autopilot and longer reach. Its physical arrangement includes a narrow fuselage, straight wings, twin tail booms and landing skids. The later Mohajer-2N is documented as a modernised version introduced in 2014, with revised electronics and flight characteristics.

The archived Iran Defence Products catalogue provides a dated manufacturer reference for the baseline Mohajer-2. Those published figures are retained as historical product values. They should not be transferred to Mohajer-2N, an export derivative or another member of the wider Mohajer series without specific supporting evidence.

This entry groups the baseline aircraft and its named modernisation while preserving their distinction. It is useful for understanding the progression from compact reconnaissance platforms to later, larger Mohajer aircraft, but it is not a current inventory statement. Public sources reviewed here do not provide a complete accounting of surviving aircraft, current customers or modern sensor installations. Later programme references therefore need to identify the exact model before numerical comparisons can be meaningful.

Sourced specifications

Figures apply to the named configuration. Maximum values are not guaranteed operating performance.

SpecificationReported valueContext & source
AirframeTwin tail booms and landing skidsBaseline ODIN description. Source
Launch / recoveryPneumatic launch; skid or parachute recoveryBaseline catalogue. Source
PropulsionNot established in the reviewed public sources.Public evidence gap. No estimate or neighbouring variant value has been substituted. Source
Dimensions3.8 m span; 2.91 m lengthBaseline, 2013–2016 catalogue. Source
Mass85 kg maximum take-offBaseline catalogue. Source
Endurance90 minutesBaseline catalogue. Source
Range50 km operating rangeBaseline catalogue; definition unspecified. Source
Speed200 km/h maximumBaseline catalogue. Source
Altitude11,000 ft operating ceilingBaseline catalogue. Source
PayloadNot established in the reviewed public sources.Public evidence gap. No estimate or neighbouring variant value has been substituted. Source
SensorsNot established in the reviewed public sources.Public evidence gap. No estimate or neighbouring variant value has been substituted. Source
Communications / navigationNot established in the reviewed public sources.Public evidence gap. No estimate or neighbouring variant value has been substituted. Source

Publication history

  • — Published reference update.

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Follow the evidence

Source types identify who makes the claim. Programme milestones and supplier statements should be read in context.

  1. US Army ODIN — Mohajer-2 and Mohajer-2N history (opens in a new tab)Government / military source
  2. US Army ODIN — baseline Mohajer-2 airframe (opens in a new tab)Government / military source
  3. Qods Aviation — Iran Defence Products 2013–2016, page 269; archived catalogue (opens in a new tab)Manufacturer / programme source

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Sector

Tactical ISR

Longer observation without a large air base.

Reviewed 20 Sept 2026Read