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Conversations about aerial combat have long centred on fifth and sixth generation aircraft, stand‑off weapons and advanced air‑to‑air missiles. Yet a discernible shift is underway as Collaborative Combat Aircraft, more commonly referred to as loyal wingman, emerge as the next transformative element in aerial warfare.These unmanned aircraft are designed to fly alongside or ahead of manned fighters
Tejasvi Surya BJP’s MP from Bangalore South visited Arctus unit and reviewed their operationsBangalore-based Arctus Aerospace has unveiled its AX1 unmanned aerial vehicle, a platform designed to operate at a flight ceiling of 20,000 feet with an endurance of up to 10 hours.The launch of this high-altitude UAV marks a significant step in transforming real-time Earth observation, offering
A French Rafale fighter jet has been observed at BA 125 Istres airbase in southern France carrying a new counter-drone configuration.The system fitted is the Thales JF12 pod, a launcher capable of firing both unguided and guided 68 mm rockets, including the SNEB and ACULEUS variants, as well as similar munitions.Reports from Voennoye Obozrenie confirm that this marks a significant step in
Hyderabad-based Redon Systems has unveiled the Bheeshan Multi-Barrel Munition Launcher System (MBMLS), India’s first and only multi-barrel loitering munition platform. This innovation marks a significant leap in modern warfare capabilities, where speed, precision, and adaptability are paramount. Traditional artillery systems often struggle to counter evolving threats with agility, but the
IndiGo has announced a strategic equity investment in Bangalore-based Sarla Aviation, marking a significant step towards building India’s first nationwide air taxi network, TOI reported.This initiative signals the airline’s intent to diversify beyond conventional passenger services and embrace emerging technologies in aviation.The partnership is designed to deploy advanced electric vertical
Hyderabad-based UAV Tech has announced the successful completion of flight testing for its indigenous M165 Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) UAV prototype. This achievement represents a significant milestone in the company’s efforts to develop advanced unmanned aerial platforms tailored to India’s defence and strategic requirements.The M165 UAV is designed to operate in environments where
The Sheshnaag-150 swarming attack drone underwent an important critical test at Pokhran today, marking a notable step in India’s unmanned aerial systems development, reported defence journalist Shiv Aroor of NDTV.The trial showcased the drone’s ability to operate in coordinated swarms, a capability that enhances both offensive and defensive applications in modern warfare.The final seconds of the
NewSpace Research and Technologies is advancing work on vertical take-off interceptor drones, drawing inspiration from Ukrainian battlefield successes. These systems are designed to provide India with agile, autonomous aerial defence capabilities, particularly suited for contested environments.NewSpace Research and Technologies, based in Bengaluru, has positioned itself as India’s fastest-growing
“If boost-phase intercept from space is not affordable and scalable, we will not produce it, because we have other options to get after it,” said Space Force Gen. Michael Guetlein.
The United States has officially confirmed the loss of an MQ-4C Triton unmanned aerial vehicle following a crash in the Persian Gulf. The confirmation comes through a mishap summary released by the United States Naval Safety Command.The MQ-4C Triton is a high-altitude, long-endurance maritime surveillance aircraft, valued at approximately USD 240–250 million. Under the Department of War’s