AeroVironment

AeroVironment to Acquire BlueHalo for $4.1B

Unmanned aerial systems developer AeroVironment has announced its plan to acquire BlueHalo in a deal valued at $4.1 billion.

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AeroVironment to Roll Out Upgraded Puma Drone for Challenging Airspace

AeroVironment is set to enhance its Puma unmanned aerial system, equipping it with a new software designed to improve reliability in contested airspace.

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AeroVironment Unveils Versatile Drone for Evolving Battlefield Conditions

AeroVironment recently unveiled an electric vertical take-off and landing uncrewed aircraft system being pitched for the US Army’s long-range reconnaissance program.

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Northrop Unveils Jackal Next-Gen Precision Strike Missile

Northrop Grumman has unveiled a turbojet-powered precision strike missile that can accommodate both lethal and nonlethal payloads for a range of functions.

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US Army Orders Switchblade Kamikaze Drones From AeroVironment

AeroVironment has received a $54.9-million contract to produce Switchblade kamikaze drones for the US Army.

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Ukraine Attracts More Western Defense Collaboration

Several Western defense firms have announced new partnerships with Ukrainian counterparts during a defense industry forum in Kyiv last week.

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Mistral Challenges US Army’s $990M Loitering Munition Deal With AeroVironment

Mistral has filed a petition to reconsider the US Army’s nearly $1-billion contract with AeroVironment for Switchblade loitering munitions.

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US Army Taps AeroVironment for New Stand-Off Capability Against Hardened Targets

The US Army has tapped the services of AeroVironment to provide a new stand-off capability against hardened targets.

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Australia Buys Precision Loitering Munition Used in Ukraine

The Australian government has announced the acquisition of Switchblade 300 precision loitering munitions from American manufacturer AeroVironment.

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US Approves Arming Taiwan With $360M in Loitering Munitions

The US State Department has approved the sale of loitering munitions to Taiwan for a total of around $360 million.

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