European MALE RPAS
The unveiling of the first full-scale model of the European Medium Altitude Long Endurance unmanned aerial system at ILA Berlin Air Show is a showcase for combined European technological excellence.
The MALE RPAS is the first unmanned aerial system designed for flight in non-segregated airspace and will be capable of performing a range of missions in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, both wide area and in theatre. A twin-turboprop propulsion system will deliver energy for the mission system and provide proper redundancy to limit restrictions when operating over European densely populated ground and unrestricted airspaces.
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The 2018 ILA Berlin air show unveiling of a full-scale model for Europe’s Medium-Altitude Long-Endurance Remotely Piloted Aircraft (MALE RPAS) was attended by management executives from Airbus, Dassault Aviation and Leonardo – underscoring the commitment by four European nations to develop the unmanned aerial system
During a ceremony at the 2018 ILA Berlin air show, the European MALE RPAS unmanned aerial system was unveiled by Airbus as a full-scale model; designed for flight in non-segregated airspace, the MALE RPAS’ characteristics will include mission modularity for operational superiority in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance – both wide area and in-theatre
The European MALE RPAS unmanned aerial system was unveiled by Airbus as a full-scale model at the 2018 ILA Berlin air show; designed for flight in non-segregated airspace, its characteristics will include mission modularity for operational superiority in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance
