Military UAVs – Page 219
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Farnborough first news: Kaman to follow up US Army Burro success
Unmanned variant of K-Max helicopter to continue demonstrations under new deal
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NewsFarnborough International 2006
Rarely can an air show have been surrounded by so much expectation as Farnborough 2006, with question marks over Airbus and transatlantic trade disputes - bookmark this page for all your show news.
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NewsPicture: Boeing flies Little Bird unmanned helicopter over Arizona for 20min
Boeing yesterday revealed it sucessfully completed a test flight last month of its Boeing unmanned Little Bird demonstrator, a modified MD Helicopters 530F, without a safety pilot on board
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NewsGermany, Italy and Sweden hold project talks on 'Agile' advanced UAV in bid to beat French-led Neuron
Germany is discussing with Italy and Sweden the possible launch of a multinational advanced unmanned air vehicle effort that could demonstrate many capabilities years ahead of the French-led Neuron, which is not expected to enter flight testing until 2011.
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Energetic Qinetiq
Farnborough visitors will be able to judge the progress of Qinetiq’s UAV developments and see a model of its latest Zephyr high-altitude, long-endurance vehicle
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ASTOR is born
The UK’s new military surveillance aircraft is expected to be ready for service in November. Its appearance in static display at Farnborough will be the first chance for many to see it
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Australian I-View UAV deal ‘still on’
Boeing Australia expected to sign contract by August despite revalidation of second-placed bid
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Global reborn
Northrop Grumman’s next-generation Global Hawk, the RQ-4B Block 20, is being readied for roll-out and first flight later this year
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BAMS contest to be ‘very open’
Requirement change could favour faster UAV as US Navy aims to strike balance between time on-station and speed
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Australia revises 10-year spending plan
Surveillance and fighter initiatives top wish list, along with effort to replace Seahawks and Seasprites