Development
The development of the MURAD AESA radars commenced in the early 2020s, with the aim of meeting the increasing demands for advanced radar systems in modern air combat. [4] The radar was first showcased at the 2022 Istanbul Airshow, demonstrating its capabilities in real-time target detection and tracking. [5] The radar's design focuses on flexibility and modularity, allowing it to be integrated into various aircraft platforms. [6]
Aselsan is the primary contractor, overseeing the radar's development, testing, and production processes. The radar system aims to enhance the capabilities of existing platforms while being suitable for future fighter jets. [7]
Testing
As of 2024, the MURAD radars has successfully completed initial testing phases, with numerous flight tests conducted on various testbed aircraft. The radar's performance includes enhancements for air-to-ground and maritime surveillance. [8] The first UAV flight test was successfully carried out with Bayraktar Akıncı on 1 March 2025. [9] The system is expected to be fully operational by 2025.
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