The Polish drone force consists of a modest but growing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) fleet centered on the Turkish Bayraktar TB2 attack drone, supplemented by local Polish designs such as the FlyEye ISR and Warmate loitering attack drone. Additional drones include the American ScanEagle ISR and the Israeli Orbiter ISR. The total active inventory includes 100 drones, with 74 ISR/reconnaissance types and 26 attack drones, distributed across the Polish Air Force and Army Aviation. Poland's drone fleet relies on suppliers from Turkey, Israel, the United States, and domestic production. The Bayraktar TB2 fleet will increase from 6 to 24 units, enhancing attack capabilities. Local production includes 20 units each of FlyEye and Warmate. The ScanEagle fleet counts 10 units. These drones serve reconnaissance and attack roles supporting Poland’s land and air forces.

The Polish drone force consists of a modest but growing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) fleet centered on the Turkish Bayraktar TB2 attack drone, supplemented by local Polish designs such as the FlyEye ISR and Warmate loitering attack drone. Additional drones include the American ScanEagle ISR and the Israeli Orbiter ISR. The total active inventory includes 100 drones, with 74 ISR/reconnaissance types and 26 attack drones, distributed across the Polish Air Force and Army Aviation. Poland's drone fleet relies on suppliers from Turkey, Israel, the United States, and domestic production. The Bayraktar TB2 fleet will increase from 6 to 24 units, enhancing attack capabilities. Local production includes 20 units each of FlyEye and Warmate. The ScanEagle fleet counts 10 units. These drones serve reconnaissance and attack roles supporting Poland’s land and air forces.