The autonomous MQ-20 jet performed live air-to-air engagement using AI, sensor fusion, and edge C2 in EMCON conditions.

GA-ASI successfully demonstrated its autonomous MQ-20 Avenger jet, featuring a simulated shoot-down and showcasing advanced multi-aircraft interoperability and software integration.

GA-ASI returns to Paris with a variety of new products and concepts highlighting the future of uncrewed airpower at its stand in Hall 3, B-176, beginning June 16.

The UK MOD signed a support contract with GA-ASI for RAF's Protector RPAs, ensuring long-term maintenance through a global, cost-efficient logistics model.

GA-ASI begins ground testing the YFQ-42A, its third uncrewed jet, advancing collaborative combat aircraft with flight planned for later this summer.

Phase 2 of the Enterprise Space Terminal program focuses on developing optical communication subsystems for resilient, high-capacity space communication.

The MQ-1C Gray Eagle Extended Range drone highlights advanced capabilities during the US Army’s PC-C5 demonstration, reinforcing its role in modern warfare.

GA-ASI provides the USMC with an MQ-9A Block 5 ER UAS, boosting long-range intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations.

General Atomics validates Link 16-based targeting software for MQ-9B SeaGuardian, enhancing ISR&T missions ahead of 2025 live-fire testing.

General Atomics and the Belgian Ministry of Defence completed the first flight of Belgium’s MQ-9B SkyGuardian on February 20, 2025, in California, marking a key milestone in the four-aircraft program.