Ukrainian technology and defense company SkyFall presented the P1-SUN JetKiller interceptor, designed to destroy enemy jet attack drones, at the Farnborough International Air Show in England.
Ukrainian technology and defense company SkyFall presented the P1-SUN JetKiller interceptor, designed to destroy enemy jet attack drones, at the Farnborough International Air Show in England.
According to the company, the interceptor reaches speeds of up to 370 km/h, has a flight range of up to 30 km, operates at altitudes of up to 9,000 meters, stays in the air for up to 15 minutes, and carries a warhead weighing 500 g. During straight-line flight, its systems do not overheat in any operating mode.
P1-SUN JetKiller is available in several versions: with day or night
analog or digital cameras, as well as an AI module for automatic target detection and capture.
The AI-based terminal guidance system, developed by the SkyFall R&D team, allows the interceptor to detect and engage enemy targets faster than the human eye at distances of up to 1 kilometer. The AI module takes over the detection, tracking, and retention of the target, allowing the operator to act faster and more accurately in difficult combat conditions.
Integration with the SkyFall remote control system allows you to control the interceptor from anywhere in the world.
P1-SUN JetKiller is part of SkyFall's strategic direction to create
of next-generation fully autonomous unmanned systems. The company is developing a unified ecosystem in which SkyFall drones will be able to exchange data, independently detect, identify and engage targets.
Currently, the P1-SUN JetKiller is completing combat testing and has successfully defeated jet fighters. In parallel, the SkyFall Academy has already begun training pilots for the new high-speed interceptor. The start of serial production is scheduled for August 2026. The planned production capacity of SkyFall is up to 50,000 interceptors per month.
