Xtrix VL390 in the field

Fleet / Xtrix VL390

Xtrix VL390

Our largest: 5 kg payload, built mainly for long‑range surveillance

Endurance, no payload
180min
Maximum payload
5kg
Wingspan
3,914mm
Distance flown per flight
150+km

Request a demo of this aircraft View the brochure

Best for

Large-area survey and long-range ISR at 35-50 km

The largest ICS eVTOL: fiberglass and carbon-fiber composite, 3.91 m wingspan and a 5 kg modular payload bay for long-range survey and surveillance in demanding conditions.

Custom paint colour available on order (extra cost).

Xtrix VL390 in 3D

Turn, zoom and look all round, from the ICS engineering design model

Xtrix VL390

Drag to turn · scroll or pinch to zoom

Xtrix VL390 in real flight · livery shown is a customer colour

Technical specifications

Airframe and weight
Airframe materialCarbon fiber and fiberglass
Wingspan3,914 mm
Fuselage length1,899 mm
Max. takeoff weight (MTOW)35 kg
Maximum payload5 kg
Flight performance
Endurance, no payload180 min1
Endurance, maximum payload90 min1,2
Mapping endurance (RGB camera)116 min3
Cruise speed23–26 m/s
Maximum speed30 m/s
Maximum climb / descent5 m/s
Distance flown per flight150+ km
Coverage per flight10.5 km²4
ISR operating range35–50 km
Wind and altitude
Wind resistance, VTOL8.3 m/s5
Wind resistance, cruise13.8 m/s6
Maximum takeoff altitude2,500 m AMSL
Service ceiling4,500 m AMSL
Normal operating altitude120–3,000 m AGL
Systems and operation
Battery12S lithium high-voltage ×2
Assembly time< 10 min
Industrial-grade flight control sensors
IMU (accelerometer + gyroscope)×3
Magnetometer (compass)×2
Barometer×2
Airspeed sensor×2
Dual-band GNSS receiver×2
RTK supportGNSS base station or NTRIP
PPK GNSS for aerial mapping×1 (optional)
Laser altimeter (downward‑facing)×1
Forward laser rangefinder (obstacle sensing)×1 (optional)
Thermal calibration and compensationYes
  1. 1 Flight test in a windless environment at 100 m AMSL until battery reaches 5%. Actual flight time varies with flight method and scenario.
  2. 2 With 5 kg payload
  3. 3 Normal operation: mapping with RGB camera, landing with 25% battery reserve (the practical working range).
  4. 4 At the standard mapping parameters: Sony ILX-LR1 40 mm camera (fits every ICS aircraft), 300 m flying height, 70% side and 80% front overlap, 25% battery reserve.
  5. 5 Beaufort level 4
  6. 6 Beaufort level 6

Supported payloads

  • RGB mapping cameras

    • Sony ILX-LR1

      61 MP full-frame. Main mapping camera; default sensor in the survey planner.

      Resolution
      61 MP
      Sensor
      Full-frame 35.7 × 23.8 mm
      Fastest shot interval
      0.33 s
      Camera weight
      243 g
      GSD at 300 m
      2.82 cm

      Full specs on the payload page →

    • Riebo R10PS-50

      102 MP medium format: finer detail at the same height, or a wider swath at the same GSD.

      Resolution
      102 MP
      Sensor
      Medium format 43.8 × 32.8 mm
      Fastest shot interval
      0.5 s
      Camera weight
      354.7 g
      GSD at 300 m
      2.26 cm

      Full specs on the payload page →

  • Multispectral cameras

    • MicaSense RedEdge-P

      5 bands + panchromatic, for agriculture and vegetation.

      Bands
      Blue, Green, Red, Red Edge, NIR
      Resolution per band
      1.6 MP
      Capture rate
      3 per second
      Weight
      350 g

      Full specs on the payload page →

    • MicaSense Altum-PT

      Multispectral and thermal in one sensor.

      Bands
      Blue, Green, Red, Red Edge, NIR
      Resolution per band
      3.2 MP
      Capture rate
      2 per second
      Weight
      577 g

      Full specs on the payload page →

  • LiDAR

    • GreenValley LiAir H600

      Medium range: general work, canopy penetration, ground under forest.

      Max range (80% reflectivity)
      750 m
      Points per second (max)
      550,000
      Built-in camera
      26 MP
      Weight
      1.3 kg

      Full specs on the payload page →

    • GreenValley LiAir H600 Pro

      Medium range with almost twice the H600's reach.

      Max range (80% reflectivity)
      1,200 m
      Points per second (max)
      1,000,000
      Built-in camera
      26 MP
      Weight
      1.62 kg

      Full specs on the payload page →

    • GreenValley LiAir H800

      Long range: fly higher, cover more per flight.

      Max range (80% reflectivity)
      1,000 m
      Points per second (max)
      2,000,000
      Built-in camera
      26 MP
      Weight
      2.25 kg

      Full specs on the payload page →

    • CHCNAV AlphaAir 6

      Long range at 1.35 kg: the first long-range LiDAR that fits the Vertix VL260.

      Max range (80% reflectivity)
      2,100 m
      Points per second (max)
      2,000,000
      Built-in camera
      25 / 100 MP
      Weight
      1.35 kg

      Full specs on the payload page →

  • Oblique cameras

    • Riebo D2M

      Multi-lens oblique camera for cadastral-grade 3D models.

      Resolution
      130 MP (all lenses combined)
      Lenses
      5
      Sensor
      APS-C 23.5 × 15.6 mm

      Full specs on the payload page →

    • Riebo DG4M3

      Oblique camera for urban and building survey.

      Resolution
      225 MP (all lenses combined)
      Lenses
      5
      Sensor
      Full-frame 36 × 24 mm

      Full specs on the payload page →

  • Surveillance and other

    • EO/IR LRF Tracking & AI

Compare every payload →

Software

Standards

  • Made in Thailand

Defense configuration (GS390)

The Xtrix GS390 is the VL390 configured for ISR and security work. Blue values differ from the Standard configuration.

ItemStandardDefense (GS390)
Max. takeoff weight (MTOW)35 kg34 kg
Maximum payload5 kg5 kg
Endurance, no payload180 min–
Endurance (EO/IR camera)–100 min
Endurance (RGB camera)–120 min
Cruise speed23–26 m/s21–27 m/s
Maximum speed30 m/s30 m/s
Wind resistance, VTOL8.3 m/s8.3 m/s
Wind resistance, cruise13.8 m/s14 m/s
Xtrix GS390, the VL390 Defense configuration

Defense and dual‑use sensors

  • Tactical-grade IMU/INS
  • Triple-band GNSS with anti-jamming and anti-spoofing
  • Visual navigation sensor (optional)
  • Advanced navigation for GNSS-denied environments

Highlights

  • CAN-bus actuators, fault isolation, MIL-STD option
  • High-bandwidth datalink: encrypted, authenticated, anti-jam
  • Swappable EO/IR ISR payload with laser rangefinder
  • Onboard edge-AI computer
  • Also takes 61 MP, 102 MP, multispectral and LiDAR

Defense (GS390): built for more than survey

The systems that matter on ISR and security missions: what you can see on the aircraft, and what sits inside it.

Xtrix GS390 (Defense configuration) with an EO/IR payload under the fuselage, numbered at the propulsion, control surface, GNSS antenna and ISR payload

On the aircraft

  1. Long-lifespan propulsion systemHigh-quality materials and precision machining, with data feedback for a preventive-maintenance programme.
  2. Control surface actuatorReliable CAN bus, feedback insight and an algorithm for failure detection and isolation.
  3. Multi-frequency, multi-constellation GNSS receiverAdvanced interference-mitigation technology protects against both jamming and spoofing attacks.
  4. ISR mission: EO/IR with LRF (swappable payload)Onboard AI processing on an NVIDIA Jetson Orin, with integrated support for future visual-aided navigation.

Inside the airframe

  • GNSS-aided inertial navigation systemPrecise navigation that significantly improves reliability in GNSS-denied environments.
  • Datalink encryption and authenticationHigh-bandwidth video streaming with anti-jamming and interference mitigation, engineered for critical SAR and ISR missions.
  • ADS-B mode IN/OUT (option)
  • Support for professional aerial-survey sensorsFull-frame 61 MP, medium-format, multispectral and LiDAR systems.

Eight layers of fail-safe

Motor out, a faulty wing servo, spoofed GNSS: every case has an automatic response engineered by ICS.

See every safety system