Hoverfly is targeting the aerostat market with its deal to have Leonardo DRS Land Systems produce its tethered unmanned aerial systems (UASs), according to Hoverfly Chief Executive Rob Topping.

Topping told Janes on 13 October during the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA's) annual trade show that the aerostat market was roughly USD1 billion per year globally and that many missions performed by aerostats could be performed by Hoverfly’s fleet of tethered UASs. This, he said, is because Hoverfly’s aircraft are portable, more expeditionary, and have lower signatures.

Hoverfly’s LiveSky Group 1 tethered UAS. The company reached a deal with Leonardo DRS Land Systems to have Leonardo produce the LiveSky. (Hoverfly)

Hoverfly and Leonardo DRS Land Systems announced on 13 October that they had entered a strategic partnership to have Leonardo manufacture Hoverfly's line of tethered UASs. Hoverfly's first order from Leonardo is for roughly 50 of Hoverfly's LiveSky Group 1 UASs and is worth more than USD4 million.

Hoverfly is targeting the aerostat market with its deal to have Leonardo DRS Land Systems produce its tethered unmanned aerial systems (UASs), according to Hoverfly Chief Executive Rob Topping.

Topping told Janes on 13 October during the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA's) annual trade show that the aerostat market was roughly USD1 billion per year globally and that many missions performed by aerostats could be performed by Hoverfly’s fleet of tethered UASs. This, he said, is because Hoverfly’s aircraft are portable, more expeditionary, and have lower signatures.

Hoverfly’s LiveSky Group 1 tethered UAS. The company reached a deal with Leonardo DRS Land Systems to have Leonardo produce the LiveSky. (Hoverfly)

Hoverfly and Leonardo DRS Land Systems announced on 13 October that they had entered a strategic partnership to have Leonardo manufacture Hoverfly's line of tethered UASs. Hoverfly's first order from Leonardo is for roughly 50 of Hoverfly's LiveSky Group 1 UASs and is worth more than USD4 million.

Hoverfly is targeting the aerostat market with its deal to have Leonardo DRS Land Systems produce its tethered unmanned aerial systems (UASs), according to Hoverfly Chief Executive Rob Topping.

Topping told Janes on 13 October during the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA's) annual trade show that the aerostat market was roughly USD1 billion per year globally and that many missions performed by aerostats could be performed by Hoverfly’s fleet of tethered UASs. This, he said, is because Hoverfly’s aircraft are portable, more expeditionary, and have lower signatures.

Hoverfly’s LiveSky Group 1 tethered UAS. The company reached a deal with Leonardo DRS Land Systems to have Leonardo produce the LiveSky. (Hoverfly)

Hoverfly and Leonardo DRS Land Systems announced on 13 October that they had entered a strategic partnership to have Leonardo manufacture Hoverfly's line of tethered UASs. Hoverfly's first order from Leonardo is for roughly 50 of Hoverfly's LiveSky Group 1 UASs and is worth more than USD4 million.

Hoverfly is targeting the aerostat market with its deal to have Leonardo DRS Land Systems produce its tethered unmanned aerial systems (UASs), according to Hoverfly Chief Executive Rob Topping.

Topping told Janes on 13 October during the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA's) annual trade show that the aerostat market was roughly USD1 billion per year globally and that many missions performed by aerostats could be performed by Hoverfly’s fleet of tethered UASs. This, he said, is because Hoverfly’s aircraft are portable, more expeditionary, and have lower signatures.

Hoverfly’s LiveSky Group 1 tethered UAS. The company reached a deal with Leonardo DRS Land Systems to have Leonardo produce the LiveSky. (Hoverfly)

Hoverfly and Leonardo DRS Land Systems announced on 13 October that they had entered a strategic partnership to have Leonardo manufacture Hoverfly's line of tethered UASs. Hoverfly's first order from Leonardo is for roughly 50 of Hoverfly's LiveSky Group 1 UASs and is worth more than USD4 million.

Hoverfly is targeting the aerostat market with its deal to have Leonardo DRS Land Systems produce its tethered unmanned aerial systems (UASs), according to Hoverfly Chief Executive Rob Topping.

Topping told Janes on 13 October during the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA's) annual trade show that the aerostat market was roughly USD1 billion per year globally and that many missions performed by aerostats could be performed by Hoverfly’s fleet of tethered UASs. This, he said, is because Hoverfly’s aircraft are portable, more expeditionary, and have lower signatures.

Hoverfly’s LiveSky Group 1 tethered UAS. The company reached a deal with Leonardo DRS Land Systems to have Leonardo produce the LiveSky. (Hoverfly)

Hoverfly and Leonardo DRS Land Systems announced on 13 October that they had entered a strategic partnership to have Leonardo manufacture Hoverfly's line of tethered UASs. Hoverfly's first order from Leonardo is for roughly 50 of Hoverfly's LiveSky Group 1 UASs and is worth more than USD4 million.

Hoverfly is targeting the aerostat market with its deal to have Leonardo DRS Land Systems produce its tethered unmanned aerial systems (UASs), according to Hoverfly Chief Executive Rob Topping.

Topping told Janes on 13 October during the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA's) annual trade show that the aerostat market was roughly USD1 billion per year globally and that many missions performed by aerostats could be performed by Hoverfly’s fleet of tethered UASs. This, he said, is because Hoverfly’s aircraft are portable, more expeditionary, and have lower signatures.

Hoverfly’s LiveSky Group 1 tethered UAS. The company reached a deal with Leonardo DRS Land Systems to have Leonardo produce the LiveSky. (Hoverfly)

Hoverfly and Leonardo DRS Land Systems announced on 13 October that they had entered a strategic partnership to have Leonardo manufacture Hoverfly's line of tethered UASs. Hoverfly's first order from Leonardo is for roughly 50 of Hoverfly's LiveSky Group 1 UASs and is worth more than USD4 million.