Technologies

The Beechcraft King Air C90A delivers high-altitude performance with its pressurized cabin and impressive 140-220 knot speed range, making it ideal for efficient remote sensing operations. This twin-turboprop aircraft has been specifically modified for photogrammetric applications, featuring an integrated mounting system for our large format camera equipment. With 5.5-hour endurance and a 1,120 nm range, the King Air enables us to efficiently cover extensive survey areas in a single mission. Its pressurized environment ensures crew comfort and equipment stability at optimal mapping altitudes, while the proven reliability of the King Air design—with over 3,100 units produced worldwide—guarantees dependable service across diverse mapping requirements throughout Europe.

The design of the aircraft allows for installation of two remote sensing sensors capable of capturing data simultaneously, which gives us sufficient flexibility and ensures that equipment may be properly adjusted to the nature of specific measurements. The use of a twin engine increases the safety of the flight crew, and additionally is a prerequisite to carry out night flights. The aircraft allows for carrying out six-hour missions at the maximum altitude of 5,400 m AGL and performance of approximately 95-135 kts.