France has ordered a second prototype of the VSR700 unmanned helicopter demonstrator that Naval Group is developing alongside Airbus Helicopters.

An artist’s impression of Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters VSR700 shipborne UAV. (Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters)

Announced by Airbus on 15 April, the move is intended to further the effort to fly the VSR700 vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from a French Navy vessel under the Système de Drone Aérien de la Marine (SDAM) programme, or Navy Airborne Drone System in English.

“The VSR700 is also a crucial programme. It will provide the French Navy with a highly capable autonomous platform and it will pave the way for future unmanned systems within the Airbus Helicopters portfolio,” Airbus Helicopters CEO Bruno Even said.

France has ordered a second prototype of the VSR700 unmanned helicopter demonstrator that Naval Group is developing alongside Airbus Helicopters.

An artist’s impression of Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters VSR700 shipborne UAV. (Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters)

Announced by Airbus on 15 April, the move is intended to further the effort to fly the VSR700 vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from a French Navy vessel under the Système de Drone Aérien de la Marine (SDAM) programme, or Navy Airborne Drone System in English.

“The VSR700 is also a crucial programme. It will provide the French Navy with a highly capable autonomous platform and it will pave the way for future unmanned systems within the Airbus Helicopters portfolio,” Airbus Helicopters CEO Bruno Even said.

France has ordered a second prototype of the VSR700 unmanned helicopter demonstrator that Naval Group is developing alongside Airbus Helicopters.

An artist’s impression of Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters VSR700 shipborne UAV. (Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters)

Announced by Airbus on 15 April, the move is intended to further the effort to fly the VSR700 vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from a French Navy vessel under the Système de Drone Aérien de la Marine (SDAM) programme, or Navy Airborne Drone System in English.

“The VSR700 is also a crucial programme. It will provide the French Navy with a highly capable autonomous platform and it will pave the way for future unmanned systems within the Airbus Helicopters portfolio,” Airbus Helicopters CEO Bruno Even said.

France has ordered a second prototype of the VSR700 unmanned helicopter demonstrator that Naval Group is developing alongside Airbus Helicopters.

An artist’s impression of Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters VSR700 shipborne UAV. (Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters)

Announced by Airbus on 15 April, the move is intended to further the effort to fly the VSR700 vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from a French Navy vessel under the Système de Drone Aérien de la Marine (SDAM) programme, or Navy Airborne Drone System in English.

“The VSR700 is also a crucial programme. It will provide the French Navy with a highly capable autonomous platform and it will pave the way for future unmanned systems within the Airbus Helicopters portfolio,” Airbus Helicopters CEO Bruno Even said.

France has ordered a second prototype of the VSR700 unmanned helicopter demonstrator that Naval Group is developing alongside Airbus Helicopters.

An artist’s impression of Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters VSR700 shipborne UAV. (Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters)

Announced by Airbus on 15 April, the move is intended to further the effort to fly the VSR700 vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from a French Navy vessel under the Système de Drone Aérien de la Marine (SDAM) programme, or Navy Airborne Drone System in English.

“The VSR700 is also a crucial programme. It will provide the French Navy with a highly capable autonomous platform and it will pave the way for future unmanned systems within the Airbus Helicopters portfolio,” Airbus Helicopters CEO Bruno Even said.

France has ordered a second prototype of the VSR700 unmanned helicopter demonstrator that Naval Group is developing alongside Airbus Helicopters.

An artist’s impression of Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters VSR700 shipborne UAV. (Naval Group-Airbus Helicopters)

Announced by Airbus on 15 April, the move is intended to further the effort to fly the VSR700 vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from a French Navy vessel under the Système de Drone Aérien de la Marine (SDAM) programme, or Navy Airborne Drone System in English.

“The VSR700 is also a crucial programme. It will provide the French Navy with a highly capable autonomous platform and it will pave the way for future unmanned systems within the Airbus Helicopters portfolio,” Airbus Helicopters CEO Bruno Even said.