Safran, UVAD Complete Successful Ground Tests for Falcon Supersonic Drone
Bitget2026/11/04 10:58- Safran Power Units partnered with UVAD Technologies to supply two turbojet engines for the reusable Falcon supersonic target drone.
- The engines will enable supersonic flight at low and medium altitudes for military missile-defense training.
- Successful ground tests in 2026 will be followed by flight testing in 2027, a key step toward operational deployment.
- Falcon's modular architecture and autonomous flight system will allow one operator to supervise multiple drones simultaneously.
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