The first German Heron TP UAV, produce by IAI, has completed its first successful flight in Israeli skies. It is the result of a joint venture led by the UAV Executive Office in the Directorate of Defense Research and Development (DDR&D), of the Israel MOD, IAI, and Airbus Group. The German Heron TP UAV is a medium-altitude, long-endurance, and multi-mission aircraft with a variety of payloads. The Heron TP has a wingspan comparable to that of a Boeing 737. | IAI- Israel Aerospace Industries

We are proud to announce we signed two deals, one to sell and one to lease two Heron MK II UAV systems to a Central Asian country. The Heron MK II reaches an altitude of 35,000 feet, maximum speed of 140 knots, and can stay in the air for up to 45 hours. That is more than twice the amount of time your cell phone battery charge holds. One of the most exciting features of the Heron MK II is its “stand-off capability,” meaning it can gather intelligence from miles away without crossing borders. In

IAI Makes History with its Heron UAV Landing at Ben Gurion Airport via Remote Control. The Heron UAV is the first in the world to land at an international airport and integrate into the airspace alongside commercial flights. | IAI- Israel Aerospace Industries

Video appears to show first combat use of Israel’s Iron Beam laser defense system Footage circulating on social media shows apparent drone interception as Hezbollah fires rockets from Lebanon, opening northern front in parallel with war against Iran *** Footage circulating on social media early Monday appeared to show the first operational use of the new Iron Beam laser air defense system, as Hezbollah joined the war with Iran and launched rockets and drones from Lebanon. The clip shows the lase