CTech products: which systems does the company build?

Quick answer: CTech’s product catalogue falls into five main groups: satellite communication terminals (SkyARX, AquaARX, TerraARX, HeliARX, TrackARX, QuARX), the jam-resistant SecureARX modem, line-of-sight data links (the UfukLink family), aviation flight recorders (UfukAvio) and space equipment (SemaLink, the TURKSAT 6A subsystems). This guide summarises, on a single page, all the products listed on the official website as of 2026 and links to the detailed file for each product group.
Product map
| Group | Product | Short description |
|---|---|---|
| Satellite communications | SkyARX (12/18/20) | Ku/Ka-band SATCOM terminal for airborne platforms |
| SkyARX E-Ku | Electronically steered flat-panel antenna | |
| AquaARX | SATCOM terminal for naval platforms | |
| TerraARX | SATCOM on the move for land vehicles | |
| HeliARX | Rotor-tolerant SATCOM for helicopters | |
| TrackARX | Tracking and communications with automatic satellite + cellular switching | |
| QuARX | High-speed C/X/Ku/Ka-band SATCOM modem | |
| Secure modem | SecureARX | Jam-resistant EPM modem supplied to NATO |
| Line of sight (LOS) | UfukLink-DLX20 | L/S/C-band data link with 200 km+ range |
| UfukLink-DLKu45 | Ku-band data link in the 45,000 ft class | |
| UfukLink-YAS | Ground antenna systems and tracking units | |
| Network aggregation | SCOFUS | Merges SATCOM, LOS and LTE/5G channels into one link |
| Aviation | UfukAvio-CVFDR | ED-112A-compliant cockpit voice/flight data recorder |
| UfukAvio-DAU | Data acquisition unit with 48 inputs | |
| Space | SemaLink family | Telemetry transmitter, command receiver, OMUX, couplers, antennas |
| TURKSAT 6A TT&R | Telemetry, telecommand and ranging subsystem | |
| GOKTURK-Y, analysis services | Satellite renewal solution, thermal and structural analysis |
Which product for which need?
For a user who wants to manage an unmanned aircraft from beyond the horizon, the answer is SkyARX; if the range stays within line of sight, the cost-effective solution is UfukLink. For strategic links under electronic warfare threat, SecureARX steps in. Where a land convoy, ship or helicopter is involved, the platform variants of the ARX family are used, and for those who want several channels at once, SCOFUS forms a single broadband link. On the flight-safety side, the UfukAvio recorders complete the portfolio, as do the SemaLink equipment on the space side.

Reference platforms
The company’s references page lists TURKSAT 6A assembly and production, TerraARX and HeliARX integrations, SkyARX field deployment, GssARX ground stations, Ufuklink-based 5G base stations, subsystems for HURJET and the KAAN national combat aircraft, C-130 avionics work and unmanned surface vehicle communications. The ANKA family is the reference most visible to the public: SkyARX has flown more than 500,000 hours on ANKA and AKSUNGUR, and the company also announced that it provides the satellite communications of the ANKA-3.

What does the portfolio add up to?
The distinctive feature of the CTech catalogue is that it spans both ends of the communications chain: the equipment that goes onto the satellite (SemaLink) and the terminals and modems that use the satellite (the ARX family, SecureARX) come out of the same engineering pool. The Turkish Aerospace subsidiary status described in the corporate file makes it easier for the products to be paired with national platforms such as ANKA, HURJET and KAAN. The NATO supply and the space-qualified export stand out as the portfolio’s international validation.

Frequently asked questions
How many product families does CTech develop?
The official website lists five main groups: satellite communication terminals, the SecureARX modem, the UfukLink data links, the UfukAvio aviation equipment and the SemaLink space products.
What is CTech’s most widely used product?
Measured by flight hours, SkyARX leads: it has logged more than 500,000 flight hours on ANKA and AKSUNGUR.
Is there a price list for the products?
Not officially disclosed; in defence products, pricing is set through programme-based contracts.
Does CTech only develop military products?
The emphasis is on defence, but civil scenarios such as air ambulances, firefighting aircraft, in-flight connectivity and 5G infrastructure also appear on the official pages.
Where can product documents be found?
The product pages and the library section of the company’s official website hold the brochures and videos.
Sources and verification note
The guide was prepared by surveying the company’s official product pages and reference list as of 2026; the usage figures were verified against company announcements and the corporate page. Price information was omitted because it has not been disclosed.
- https://ctech.com.tr/referanslarimiz/ (Accessed: 13 August 2026)
- https://ctech.com.tr/bizi-taniyin/ (Accessed: 13 August 2026)
- https://ctech.com.tr/urun/skyarx/ (Accessed: 13 August 2026)
- https://ctech.com.tr/urun/scofus/ (Accessed: 13 August 2026)
- https://ctech.com.tr/haberler/ — “CTech, İnsansız Savaş Uçağı ANKA-3’ün Uydu İletişimini Sağlıyor” (Accessed: 13 August 2026)

