Insitu Integrator

The Insitu Integrator is a small unmanned aircraft system that Insitu builds at Bingen, Washington, and sells as its most versatile aircraft, with a modular design meant to fit many missions. Insitu lists it with a length of 2.5 metres, a wingspan of 4.9 metres, a maximum takeoff weight of 79 kilograms and up to 50 pounds of payload across ten bays, and an electronic fuel injected engine that runs on JP-5 or JP-8 fuel. The company gives its endurance as up to 27.5 hours and its ceiling as 19,500 feet. It launches from a rail launcher and is recovered with the Skyhook system, or flies from the FLARES vertical takeoff and landing kit that needs little deck space. English Wikipedia describes the Integrator as the standard variant of the RQ-21A Blackjack, which Insitu developed with the United States Navy.