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Lockheed Martin Upgrades Airborne Intelligence Lab Testbed

Tuesday, March 14th, 2017

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Lockheed Martin Upgrades Airborne Intelligence Lab Testbed

The Airborne Multi-INT Lab (AML), a modified Gulfstream III business jet. Photo" Lockheed Martin.

Lockheed Martin [LMT] has upgraded its Airborne Multi-INT Lab (AML) manned airborne testbed to enhance its ability to deliver decision-quality intelligence, the company said Monday.The AML is a modified Gulfstream III business jet with a readily reconfigurable platform to quickly explore how multiple sensors and onboard systems interact as well as how to best apply them for use in military and non-military markets, Lockheed Martin said. Gulfstream is a business unit of General Dynamics [GD].The company uses the AML to…

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