Global Database · CNAS-based

Global Drone Database

A reference database of 150+ unmanned platforms worldwide — military and commercial — with full specs: endurance, range, payload, speed, ceiling and max takeoff weight.

—PLATFORMS

—COUNTRIES

—MANUFACTURERS

Results: —

Showing first 120 results — narrow your search to see more.

📚 Source: Specifications are based on the open CNAS Proliferated Drones database (Center for the Study of the Drone, Bard College), reorganized and translated by Drones UAE. Figures are approximate, for educational and reference use.

Frequently asked questions

What does the global database contain?

Over 150 unmanned platforms worldwide, both military and commercial, with full specifications: endurance, range, payload, speed, ceiling and maximum take-off weight.

How do I search it?

Filter by country, manufacturer or class — fixed-wing, multirotor, rotary, VTOL hybrid or high-altitude — and sort by longest endurance, longest range, heaviest weight or highest ceiling. Every platform has a printable spec sheet.

What do endurance and ceiling mean on the cards?

Endurance is maximum continuous flight time in hours under ideal conditions, and ceiling is the maximum operating altitude above sea level. Both are manufacturer-declared figures; real performance drops with payload, heat and wind.

Are the figures definitive?

No. Specifications change across platform revisions and vary between open sources, so use them for comparison and ranking rather than as a contractual reference, and confirm with the manufacturer before any purchase decision.