Manufacturer catalog

UkrJet

UkrJet is a Ukrainian unmanned-aircraft-systems company based in Kyiv that designs and produces jet-powered and multi-purpose UAVs, loitering munitions, ground-control equipment, and mission software. Its catalog relevance comes from Ukrainian long-range and tactical drone programs, including the Bober/UJ-26 line attached to the site catalog.

2 weapons

UkrJet describes itself as a producer of unmanned aircraft systems built around in-house hardware and software, with products spanning multi-purpose fixed-wing UAVs, jet UAVs, loitering munitions, support equipment, and the Dedalus mission software environment.

The Ukrainian Drone Ecosystem Directory identifies UkrJet as a Kyiv-based aerial-drone company founded in 2021 and focused on reconnaissance, surveillance, loitering munition, ground-control, support-equipment, and mission-tool products. Public reporting also links UkrJet to the UJ-26 Bober, a long-range Ukrainian one-way attack UAV.

Unmanned aircraft systemsJet-powered UAVsLoitering munitionsGround control stationsMission software

Notable Systems

Bober, Long-range one-way attack UAV / loitering munition, Aircraft & UAVs

Bober / UJ-26

Long-range one-way attack UAV / loitering munition

Public reporting identifies UJ-26 Bober as a long-range kamikaze drone produced by UkrJet, and the catalog tracks it as Bober.

Sources: RBC-Ukraine Bober profile
UJ-22 Airborne, Multi-purpose fixed-wing unmanned aircraft system, Aircraft & UAVs

UJ-22 Airborne

Multi-purpose fixed-wing unmanned aircraft system

Multi-purpose unmanned aircraft system listed by UkrJet for intelligence, search-and-rescue, and military, police, or rescue-service tasks.

Sources: UkrJet official site

Manufacturer History

  1. Directory founding date

    The Ukrainian Drone Ecosystem Directory lists UkrJet as founded in 2021 and located in Kyiv, Ukraine.

    Sources: Ukrainian Drone Ecosystem Directory profile

  2. Weapons and Security 2021 display

    UkrJet reported participation in the Weapons and Security 2021 exhibition in Kyiv, presenting the UJ-22 Airborne, UJ-23 Topaz, UJ-31 Zlyva, and UJ-32 Lastivka.

    Sources: UkrJet official site

  3. Bober attribution in public reporting

    RBC-Ukraine described the UJ-26 Bober as a long-range kamikaze drone produced by the Ukrainian company UkrJet.

    Sources: RBC-Ukraine Bober profile

  4. UkrJet in Ukrainian drone-industry reporting

    The Kyiv Independent listed UkrJet among Ukrainian drone makers to watch, naming UJ-22 and UJ-26 Bober/Beaver as key models and describing the company as registered in 2021.

    Sources: Kyiv Independent Ukrainian drone makers

Website links
Official websiteUkrainian Drone Ecosystem Directory profile

Public manufacturer context is strongest for UkrJet's official product family, directory profile, Ukrainian drone-industry reporting, and reporting that links the company to Bober/UJ-26. No sourced ownership, predecessor, successor, subsidiary, or exact headquarters map-coordinate claims were added.

Manufacturer Sources

  • UkrJet official sitePublisher: UkrJet | Note: Official company page supports the SPE "UKRJET" alias, unmanned-aircraft-system focus, in-house hardware/software claims, UJ-22, UJ-23, UJ-31, UJ-32, Dedalus product context, 2021 exhibition participation, and Kyiv contact address. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • Ukrainian Drone Ecosystem Directory profilePublisher: Ukrainian Drone Ecosystem Directory | Note: Directory profile supports UkrJet's Kyiv location, 2021 founding year, aerial-drone category, CEO listing, and product focus across reconnaissance UAVs, loitering munitions, ground-control stations, support equipment, and mission software. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • RBC-Ukraine Bober profilePublisher: RBC-Ukraine | Note: Supports the manufacturer linkage between UkrJet and the UJ-26 Bober by identifying Bober as a long-range kamikaze drone produced by the Ukrainian company UkrJet. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • Kyiv Independent Ukrainian drone makersPublisher: The Kyiv Independent | Note: Supports Ukrainian drone-industry context for UkrJet, including UJ-22 and UJ-26 Bober/Beaver as key models and the company's 2021 registration. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Wikimedia Commons UJ-22 imagePublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports the rights-clear UJ-22 image selection and Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 licensing. | Accessed: 2026-07-11

Produced weapons

Category

Aircraft & UAVs

Crewed aircraft, drones, and loitering munitions.

2/2
Bober, Long-range one-way attack UAV / loitering munition, Aircraft & UAVs2014 Russia-Ukraine WarBoberLong-range one-way attack UAV / loitering munitionBuilt in: UkraineThe Bober, also known as the UJ-26 Beaver, is a Ukrainian long-range one-way attack UAV associated with deep-strike missions against Russian military infrastructure. Open sources describe it as a pusher-propeller, canard-layout loitering munition with roughly 800 to 1,000 km of reported range, an approximately 20 kg warhead, and later catapult-launched examples, giving Ukraine an indigenous strike option for targets far beyond the front line.
UJ-22 Airborne, Multi-purpose fixed-wing unmanned aircraft system, Aircraft & UAVs2014 Russia-Ukraine WarUJ-22 AirborneMulti-purpose fixed-wing unmanned aircraft systemBuilt in: UkraineThe UJ-22 Airborne is a Ukrainian UkrJet fixed-wing unmanned aircraft system that bridges reconnaissance, payload carriage, and long-range strike adaptation. Manufacturer material describes a reusable UAS with interchangeable payloads, a ground-control station, tracking antenna, autonomous flight planning, and a 20 kg payload limit; wartime reporting links identified UJ-22 airframes to Ukrainian deep-strike attempts and Russian claims of air-defense engagements during the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.