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Malloy Aeronautics Ltd

A New Zealand inventor’s Star Wars-style hoverbike turned into a family of heavy-lift drones that now carry ammunition, blood and even torpedoes for British, American and Ukrainian forces.

2013設立
アクティブ状態
6記録に残っている航空機
1その機種を運用する空軍
国イギリス設立2013創業者Chris Malloy本部Maidenhead, Berkshire所有者BAE Systems (since 2024)状態アクティブ
その物語

Malloy Aeronautics: the company and the aircraft that made its name

The hoverbike that became a drone

The Malloy story starts with a machine that looked like a prop from Star Wars. In 2006 the New Zealand inventor Chris Malloy began developing the Hoverbike, a single-seat quadcopter with four propellers in hooped nacelles that could carry 130 kg at 96 km/h. He moved to Britain, set up at White Waltham airfield west of London, and in 2013 founded Malloy Aeronautics to develop it. The Hoverbike went to the 2015 Paris Air Show, and the US Department of Defense paid for a derivative, the Joint Tactical Aerial Resupply Vehicle.

Resupply by robot

The armed forces liked the idea more than the seat. Malloy shifted to unpiloted electric heavy-lift drones, the T-series, built to fly supplies over the last mile to troops. In 2020 its T80 and T150 won a US Navy fly-off ahead of rivals including Bell. The Royal Marines used T150s from ship to shore, and in July 2021 six of them formed the UK’s first military drone swarm, delivering ammunition and blood to commandos. Output jumped from 12–15 drones in 2021 to nearly 200 in 2023, and staff grew from 30 to 90.

Torpedoes, bridges and BAE

Bigger models followed. The T-650, unveiled with BAE Systems at DSEI in 2021, was shown carrying a Sting Ray torpedo, and a T600 dropped one during a NATO exercise in Portugal in 2023. T150s supplied by Britain flew blood and munitions to Ukrainian marines on the Dnieper, and in 2026 Ukrainian forces reportedly used them to place 1.5 tonnes of explosives under a bridge in occupied Kherson region. In 2024 BAE Systems bought the company outright and folded it into its FalconWorks division.

A New Zealand inventor’s Star Wars-style hoverbike turned into a family of heavy-lift drones that now carry ammunition, blood and even torpedoes for British, American and Ukrainian forces.Malloy Aeronautics · verified 2026-10-03

一目でわかる

Malloy Aeronautics in numbers

会社

要するに
Founded 2013

  • Founded by New Zealand inventor Chris Malloy
  • Began at White Waltham airfield; now based in Maidenhead
  • US partner SURVICE Engineering builds and markets the drones in Maryland
  • Acquired by BAE Systems in 2024

生産

最もよく知られているのは
T150ドローン

  • T-series electric heavy-lift drones: T80, T150, T400, T600, T650
  • Nearly 200 drones produced in 2023
  • Payloads from 30 kg (T80) to 300 kg (T650)

今日

今
Part of BAE Systems

  • Orders from the US Navy and Marine Corps and the Royal Marines
  • Used in combat resupply in Ukraine
  • Royal Navy carrier group deployment with 700X Naval Air Squadron announced in 2025

数字

Drones produced
nearly 2002023
Drones produced
12–152021
従業員
about 902023
US Navy and Marine Corps order
about 200 Tactical Resupply Vehicles2023
Royal Marines order
22 T150s2024

航空機

Every notable Malloy Aeronautics aircraft

航空機 役割 初飛行 建設済み 状態 注記
Malloy Hoverbike Single-seat VTOL quadcopter 退職 Shown at the 2015 Paris Air Show; basis of the US JTARV prototype
Malloy T80 Light resupply drone 生産中 30 kg payload; Royal Navy man-overboard trials
Malloy T150 Tactical resupply drone 生産中 68 kg payload; in service with US and UK forces and used in Ukraine
Malloy T400 Heavy-lift drone 生産中 180 kg payload; British Army casualty-evacuation trial in 2022
Malloy T600 Heavy-lift drone 生産中 200 kg payload; released a Sting Ray torpedo in 2023
Malloy T650 Heavy-lift drone 生産中 300 kg payload; developed with BAE Systems

誰がそれらを飛ばすのか

Malloy Aeronautics aircraft in the world’s air forces

1 air forces in the Order of Battle fly or flew Malloy Aeronautics types. そのうち1つは、まだ1つを運用している。.

空軍 使用中 以前は飛行していた
艦隊航空隊 マロイT-150(BAEシステムズ)

場所、人物、記録

Where Malloy Aeronautics built, who led it, what it achieved

工場

  • Maidenhead · Maidenhead, Berkshire — Headquarters
  • SURVICE Engineering (partner) · Belcamp, Maryland, USA — Builds and markets the drones in the United States

人々

  • Chris Malloy · founder, inventor of the Hoverbike
  • Neil Appleton ・最高経営責任者

記録と初記録

  • Six T150s formed the UK’s first military drone swarm, July 2021
  • Drone servicing of a wind turbine at Hornsea Wind Farm for Ørsted in 2023, described as a world first

タイムライン

Malloy Aeronautics, year by year

2006

Chris Malloy begins developing the Hoverbike

2013

Malloy Aeronautics founded

2015

US Department of Defense contract for the JTARV Hoverbike derivative; Hoverbike at the Paris Air Show

2020

T80 and T150 win a NAVAIR fly-off; Royal Marines trial T150s from ship to shore

2021

Six T150s fly the UK’s first military drone swarm

2021

T-650 unveiled at DSEI with a Sting Ray torpedo

2023

US Navy and Marine Corps order around 200 Tactical Resupply Vehicles

2023

T600 releases a Sting Ray torpedo in Exercise REP(MUS), Portugal

2024

Acquired by BAE Systems; Royal Marines order 22 T150s

2026

T150s reportedly used by Ukrainian forces to demolish a bridge in occupied Kherson region


質疑応答

Everything people ask about Malloy Aeronautics

Who owns Malloy Aeronautics?
BAE Systems, which acquired the company in February 2024 and placed it in its FalconWorks division.
What is the Malloy T150?
An electric heavy-lift drone that carries up to 68 kg, used by US and British forces for battlefield and ship-to-shore resupply.
What was the Malloy Hoverbike?
A single-seat quadcopter developed from 2006 by Chris Malloy; it led to a US military resupply vehicle and then to the T-series drones.
Has Ukraine used Malloy drones?
Yes. Britain supplied T150s, which Ukrainian marines used to carry blood, ammunition and supplies.



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