Product profile
AirTruck
AirTruck is ACSL logistics drone for payload delivery and field transport. It is designed to carry packages between sites using autonomous flight, supporti...
Facts
- Company
- ACSL
- Product type
- uav
- Status
- active
- Website
- https://product.acsl.co.jp/en/product/post-906/
About AirTruck
AirTruck is a multirotor logistics aircraft built around ACSL and Aeronext’s 4D GRAVITY airframe architecture, which separates the payload area from changes in vehicle attitude. The top-loading cargo compartment carries up to five kilograms, while autonomous navigation and LTE communications support flights beyond the immediate pilot position.
The aircraft can operate for approximately 35 minutes with a five-kilogram load and around 50 minutes with a lighter payload, with routes extending to about 20 kilometres under specified conditions. ACSL supplies AirTruck for parcel movement, remote-community logistics, disaster response and industrial delivery, supported by flight-planning, operations and aircraft-service capabilities.
Summary
Type: UAV
Core: Payload delivery
Function: Move goods
Audience: Logistics
Specifications
- dimensions
- Unfolded 1.7 m x 1.5 m; folded 1.0 m x 1.5 m
- flight_time_minutes
- Approx. 50 min with 3.5 kg payload and 4 x 22,000 mAh batteries; approx. 35 min with 5.0 kg payload and 4 x 17,000 mAh batteries min
- height_cm
- 0.44 m cm
- max_takeoff_weight
- 25 kg
- operational_role
- Multirotor logistics UAV for payload transport
- payload_capacity_kg
- 5 kg kg
- speed_range
- 10 m/s maximum flight speed m/s
- task_scope
- Logistics and cargo transport
- weight_kg
- 10 kg kg
Research, Articles and recent verified events
- ACSL and Draganfly sign Canadian distribution and integration agreement for SOTEN — 2026-05-07
- ACSL receives two Japan orders for small aerial photography drones worth ¥420M — 2026-04-07
- ACSL renews Japan's first Class 1 Type Certificate for PF2-CAT3 — 2026-03-24
- ACSL receives ¥1B Japan order for small aerial photography drones — 2026-03-23
- ACSL PF2-CAT3 supports Level 4 medical delivery demonstration in Nagasaki — 2026-02-19
- ACSL and Japan Post demonstrate PF4 dual-drone operation for logistics and patrol missions — 2026-02-16
- ACSL starts Canadian sales business and signs SOTEN distributor agreement with Jam Industries — 2025-12-04
- Fukuoka Prefecture uses ACSL drones in disaster-damage survey training — 2025-06-05