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 by Christen Mccurdy Washington DC (UPI) Feb 16, 2021
The NATO AGS RQ-4D remotely piloted aircraft has reached initial operational readiness, according to Gen. Tod Wolters, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander. The AGS system enables NATO to perform persistent surveillance over wide areas from high-altitude long-endurance aircraft at considerable distances, according to NATO. All 30 NATO allies will have access to the intelligence the radar sensors generate. "This unique, multinational capability, paired with a team of Allied specialists who process, evaluate, and distribute intelligence, provides NATO decision makers with timely and relevant information," SHAPE Strategic Employment Directorate Commander, Major General Phillip Stewart said. The fifth and last NATO AGS aircraft was delivered to Sigonella, Italy in November. The drone will be piloted remotely from Sigonella and will mostly fly within NATO airspace or international airspace, the alliance said.
French Armed Forces selects Airbus Survey Copter Aliaca fixed-wing drone Paris, France (SPX) Feb 15, 2021 Airbus Defence and Space mini UAS subsidiary SURVEY Copter signed a contract with French DGA Armament general directorate to provide the French Navy with 11 systems, (22 aircraft), of the electrically powered fixed-wing Aliaca maritime version UAS, including training and integrated logistic support. First deliveries are expected in 2021. "We are honored to contribute to the missions of the French Navy which we will support with the highest standards of quality and reliability. This new contract st ... read more
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