Eurodrone

Germany Invites India as Observer to Eurodrone Project 

Germany has accepted India’s application as an observer for the Eurodrone program.

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Eurodrone Passes Preliminary Design Review

The Eurodrone program has completed its Preliminary Design Review process, paving the way for detailed design review.

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Hensoldt to Study Eurodrone Detect-and-Avoid Radar 

Hensoldt is conducting a demonstrator study on a collision avoidance system for the upcoming Eurodrone.

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Hensoldt to Equip German Eurodrone With Signals Intelligence Capability

Germany has tapped the services of Hensoldt to equip its Eurodrone unmanned aerial system with signals intelligence capability.

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France to Equip Eurodrones With Akeron Air-to-Ground Missile

France has selected MBDA to equip its future fleet of Eurodrone unmanned aircraft systems with Akeron LP air-to-ground missiles.

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Airbus, European Nations Sign Eurodrone Contract

Airbus and Germany, France, Italy, and Spain have signed the Eurodrone project, which involves the development of 20 next-generation unmanned aerial systems.

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Eurodrone Receives Green Light to Enter Production

The Spanish government has given final approval to participate in a multinational project to produce Europe’s next-generation drone.

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German Defense Minister Continues to Campaign for Armed Drones

Germany's defense minister said she will continue campaigning for armed drones in the military, despite lawmakers’ disapproval of weaponized drones.

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German Coalition Partners Approve ‘Unarmed’ Eurodrone Project

Germany’s ruling coalition partners have given their go-ahead to continue the multinational project to develop the Eurodrone.

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France Sees Joint European Military Drone Project Launched This Year

France is confident that a deal on developing a joint European military drone project will be signed this year, after the conclusion of tough price negotiations with manufacturers, the defense ministry said Wednesday.

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