ILA Berlin 2026: Germany's Quantum Systems Unveils Pulse P19 Optionally Manned Multi-Mission Platform
German defense aerospace firm Quantum Systems debuted the Pulse P19 at the 2026 ILA Berlin Air Show — an optionally manned, multi-mission aerial platform designed for ISR, counter-UAS, and strike support roles. The aircraft features a maximum takeoff weight of 4,200 kg, a payload capacity of 2,500 kg, and a maximum cruise speed of 290 KTAS (537 km/h).
Highlights
- Quantum Systems 在 2026 年 ILA 柏林航展正式發表 Pulse P19 可選載人多用途飛行平台。
- Pulse P19 軍用版最大起飛重量 4,200 公斤，任務酬載能力達 2,500 公斤。
- 該機最大巡航速度為 290 KTAS（約 537 km/h），最大操作速度為 300 KTAS（約 556 km/h）。
- 機身設有六個外掛硬點，展出構型包含無人機攔截器及 70 公釐火箭武裝版本。
- Pulse P19 的推出反映歐洲防務產業對可應對反無人機威脅之多用途飛行平台的迫切需求。
Quantum Systems Unveils Pulse P19 Multi-Mission Platform at ILA Berlin 2026
The 2026 ILA Berlin Air Show opened today and runs through June 14. German aerospace and defense company Quantum Systems used the occasion to formally introduce the Pulse P19, an optionally manned multi-mission aerial platform engineered for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR), counter-UAS, and strike support missions.
Performance and Specifications
The Pulse P19 is equipped with a radar and electro-optical sensor suite and features six external hardpoints capable of carrying a variety of payloads, drop tanks, or mission equipment. According to manufacturer data, the aircraft has a maximum cruise speed of 290 KTAS (approximately 537 km/h) and a maximum operating speed of 300 KTAS (approximately 556 km/h).
In terms of weight class, the Pulse P19 is offered in multiple configurations. The military variant carries a maximum takeoff weight of 4,200 kg, a basic empty weight of 1,700 kg, and a mission payload capacity of up to 2,500 kg.
Multi-Domain Mission Flexibility
The Pulse P19's system architecture emphasizes versatile mission adaptability, spanning reconnaissance, maritime surveillance, and counter-UAS operations. Configurations on display at the show included a drone interceptor fit and a 70 mm rocket-armed variant, signaling the platform's potential to integrate layered air defense and precision strike capabilities.
The unveiling reflects growing European defense industry interest in optionally manned, multi-role aerial platforms — particularly amid escalating counter-UAS threats that have driven demand for systems capable of executing multiple mission types within a single airframe.
Image credit: Quantum Systems / @quantum_systems_group
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