Maiden Flight of Hawk-i with Indigenous RTOS
February 7, 2018
China’s New Unmanned Helo, at Singapore Airshow
February 9, 2018
Maiden Flight of Hawk-i with Indigenous RTOS
February 7, 2018
China’s New Unmanned Helo, at Singapore Airshow
February 9, 2018
Israel’s New Decoy Unveiled in Singapore

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled a new self-protection towed decoy electronic warfare system which provides an added layer of self-defence for aircrafts. 

Developed by  IAI's intelligence subsidiary ELTA Group, is towed by the aircraft, and providing protection it by luring radar-guided missiles. The new ELL-8270 towed decoy is being displayed at Singapore Airshow 2018. According to the company, ELL-8270 is completely autonomous, does not require power from the towing aircraft and capable of handling several threats simultaneously. 

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