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Cranfield Aerospace Solutions Stingray

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Long-endurance, multi-role, hydrogen-powered UAV with twin boom design drawing from Boeing X-48B/C. Includes theorised larger variants: ST-7 (7.4m wingspan), ST-15 (15m wingspan), and ST-18 (18m wingspan). In development.

Lift type
Fixed wing
Assembly
Factory-built
Control
Autonomous
Engine type
Electric
Application
Cargo, Utility
Final assembly

Design & construction

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Airframe & structure
Primary structure
Composite
Wing
Composite
Landing gear
Fixed tricycle
Ice protection
None
Pressurisation
Unpressurised
Systems & avionics
Flight controls
Full FBW digital
Autopilot
3-axis
Avionics architecture
Integrated glass suite

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Type variants

VariantLaunch / first flightProduction endNotes
Cranfield Aerospace Solutions ST-5 Stingray2025 / Baseline variant with 5.5m wingspan.

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