Elbit Systems has been awarded a contract worth about $160 million to supply unmanned air systems to an undisclosed European customer.
The Israeli company has not revealed the aircraft type involved in the deal at the request of the buyer, but says deliveries will be made over the next two years.
Elbit's main UAS product lines are the Hermes 450 and Hermes 900 tactical systems and the mini Skylark.
Source: Flight International
After years of development and testing activity, UK-based Airbus subsidiary AALTO is gearing up to meet what it believes will be stratospheric demand for its game-changing Zephyr.
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