Aerialtronics Altura Zenith UAV

The world's most versatile commercial drone.

The Altura Zenith sets a precedent for the design of unmanned aircraft systems, by combining state-of-the-art technology with a remarkably flat, compact and lightweight carbon fibre design.

• Up to 40 minutes flight time
• Up to 3kg payload
• Max. take-off weight 9.65kg
• Up to 19km flight distance
• Compatible with 35+ cameras and sensors
• 16m/s wind speed
• A+ redundancy level
• EMC tested and IP55 rated by TÜV
• High level redundancy
• Largest payload range

Safety and Redundancy
With redundant IMUs and motors, the operator is dually prepared for a safe flight.

Propulsion Lifecycle
Aerialtronics motors have surpassed endurance expectations after flying for 720 hours consecutively without fault.

Compatible
With the largest payload compatibility and the simple and fast 'click and go' system it's the most flexible drone on the market.

Customisable
Aerialtronics can do a custom integration with any desired payload.

Control without limitations – Tablet Control
Perform complex actions with simple and easy to use controls.

Automatic Flight – Plan complex and repeatable flight plans start to finish.

Full HD – Receive 1080p video and push it straight to an external monitor or the cloud.

Payload or Camera Control - Pilots can have full control of all payload features from the ground.

Secure – Both control links and the video transmission on the Altura Zenith are secured.

Complex Mission Planning – Create intricate, automated fight paths with ease using the GCS app.

Aircraft Configuration – Adjust functions such as payload setting and flight distance from the ground.

GPS Assisted Flights – Pre-programmed switches allow the pilot to shift between flight-modes.

Telemetry and Status – The Altura GCS app provides you with and overview of the aircrafts system status.

To legally fly a small unmanned aerial system in the UK the Operator is legally required to hold a Permission for Commercial Operations (PfCO) from the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). Before a PfCO is issued the Operator must write and have approved an Operations Manual. Also any pilots who are to fly for that Operator must hold a CAA approved NQE issued qualification demonstrating their operating competence and flying capability.