autonomous aerial vehicle

Virginia Startup to Develop Fixed-Wing Drone for US Air Force

Virginia aerospace startup RapidFlight has secured a $10-million contract to produce a fixed-wing autonomous aircraft for the US Air Force.

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CAE Secures Support Contract for Canada’s SkyGuardian Drones

CAE has signed a contract to provide in-service support for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s future MQ-9B SkyGuardian drones.

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AeroVironment Joins Design Team for DARPA’s Naval VTOL Drone

DARPA has partnered with AeroVironment to support design works for the agency’s naval vertical takeoff and landing concept, the “X-Plane.”

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Pyka Consortium to Offer Large Electric Cargo Drone to Pentagon

Pyka has collaborated with SNC to offer a large electric transport unmanned aerial system for the US Department of Defense.

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Leidos Team to Demo Cargo Drone Prototype for US Navy, Marines

Leidos has teamed with Elroy Air to demonstrate an autonomous cargo aircraft prototype for the US Navy and Marine Corps.

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Kansas Robotics Firm to Develop Nano Drones for US Special Ops

Kansas-based robotics developer Tesseract Ventures has received a contract to manufacture nano drones for the US Special Operations Command.

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General Atomics, Anduril to Test Prototypes for US ‘Loyal Wingman’ Program

The US has selected General Atomics and Anduril to develop production-representative articles for the Collaborative Combat Aircraft program.

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Boeing to Open MQ-28 Drone Factory in Australia

Boeing will construct a new facility in Australia to support the country’s MQ-28 Ghost Bat unmanned aerial system production.

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Pentagon’s Custom Rattler Supersonic Target Drones Complete Maiden Flight

QinetiQ has conducted its inaugural flight of two Rattler supersonic target drones for the US High Energy Laser Measurement program.

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KAI to Develop Single-Seat FA-50, Autonomous Aircraft 

Korea Aerospace Industries will develop an autonomous aerial vehicle and a single-seat version of the FA-50 fighter jet to enhance its market share.

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