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Israeli Firm Rolls Out Super Heron In Singapore

Defense Daily Staff

Friday, February 21st, 2014

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Israel Aerospace Industries unveiled its new Super Heron unmanned aerial vehicle at the Singapore Airshow last week. The company said the upgrade over the venerable Heron features a stronger engine for better performance, as well as more advanced avionics and intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance processing capabilities. “The system consists of multiple proven operational configurations for intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition & reconnaissance missions, maritime patrol and other missions,” IAI said. “Multi-sensor capabilities, state-of-the-art communications and proven airspace integration are among its leading…

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