Description
AT-P Aviation is a Polish company developing a new family of dual-use aircraft and platforms. Its key strength lies not only in its two new aircraft, but above all in a team with proven experience in taking proprietary aircraft designs through certification and into production.
The company is led by Tomasz Antoniewski, designer of the AT-3 and AT-4 aircraft, both of which entered serial production and are operated in Europe, Asia, North Africa, Australia and the United States. Today, AT-P is developing the single-engine AT-5 and the twin-engine AT-6 TWIN. Both aircraft are currently undergoing flight testing as part of their certification programmes.
The team combines expertise in aerodynamics, structural design, stress analysis, static and flight testing, prototype development, airworthiness, certification and preparation for serial production. Activities are carried out in Warsaw, Mielec and Gliwice, covering the entire development process – from the design office to prototype, testing and production facilities.
In parallel, AT-P is pursuing a separate defence programme, AT-COMBAT, aimed at developing a lightweight platform for training, reconnaissance, patrol and counter-UAS missions. At MSPO, the programme will be presented through a 40%-scale systems integration demonstrator showcasing potential configurations of sensors, mission equipment and external stores. Footage from actual AT-5 and AT-6 flight tests will demonstrate the team’s capabilities, the ongoing development of the company’s current aircraft, and their functionality in a dual-use context.
The company is led by Tomasz Antoniewski, designer of the AT-3 and AT-4 aircraft, both of which entered serial production and are operated in Europe, Asia, North Africa, Australia and the United States. Today, AT-P is developing the single-engine AT-5 and the twin-engine AT-6 TWIN. Both aircraft are currently undergoing flight testing as part of their certification programmes.
The team combines expertise in aerodynamics, structural design, stress analysis, static and flight testing, prototype development, airworthiness, certification and preparation for serial production. Activities are carried out in Warsaw, Mielec and Gliwice, covering the entire development process – from the design office to prototype, testing and production facilities.
In parallel, AT-P is pursuing a separate defence programme, AT-COMBAT, aimed at developing a lightweight platform for training, reconnaissance, patrol and counter-UAS missions. At MSPO, the programme will be presented through a 40%-scale systems integration demonstrator showcasing potential configurations of sensors, mission equipment and external stores. Footage from actual AT-5 and AT-6 flight tests will demonstrate the team’s capabilities, the ongoing development of the company’s current aircraft, and their functionality in a dual-use context.
