Abstract
This paper is a review of trends in performance improvement of all-purpose military remotely piloted aircrafts in the last years. The review results are intended for use by designers of such aircrafts. Performance improvement of a machine, aircrafts in particular, is aimed at cost-effective optimization. The fundamental of a design specification for a new all-purpose aircraft is drafting requirements to its military characteristics. It is required to determine if an aircraft requires new or improvement of existing functions that influence the aircraft’s weight taking into account novel technologies to appear soon. No look-ahead analytic base available makes it difficult to determine needs and capacities of the future engineering period. This paper focuses on an analysis of the past period to forecast the aircraft engineering future. A history chart is built to show the design improvements of all-purpose military remotely piloted aircrafts starting from 2005.
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