XAG P100 Pro in the UK

What the XAG P100 Pro is used for

The XAG P100 Pro is a modular agricultural drone built around a payload of roughly 50 kg, with a RevoSpray liquid system that uses centrifugal atomisers and a separate RevoCast unit for granular products. UK listings associate it with spraying, spreading and seeding, and its quick-change payloads appeal to operators who want one airframe to cover more than one service.

As always, the deciding factor for any job is whether the product, rate and site genuinely suit aerial application, not the specification of the aircraft.

Support and operator networks

Ask about the UK support route: training, spares, calibration, software updates, and who you call when a fault stops work in a weather window. Some operators run XAG equipment through a network or operator-of-record arrangement, so if that applies, ask exactly what the network provides, what standards it sets and how customers are passed to you.

Training and permissions

The P100 Pro is well over 25 kg in use, so it needs a bespoke CAA Operational Authorisation built on a Specific Operations Risk Assessment, alongside a General VLOS Certificate. Pesticide spraying carries the additional Health and Safety Executive permit requirement that applies to all aerial spraying.

Before buying

Clarify your likely jobs, target customers, compliance route and support plan before committing. Talk to existing XAG operators about reliability and running costs, which tell you more than any brochure.

Is the XAG P100 Pro only for spraying?

No. UK listings often mention spraying, spreading and seeding, but the exact setup and suitability must be checked.

Does the P100 Pro need special authorisation?

Yes. It is over 25 kg in use, so it needs a bespoke CAA Operational Authorisation built on a risk assessment.

What should I ask before buying?

Ask about training, support, parts, batteries, calibration, software and the permissions needed for the work you plan to offer.