Industry Optimistic About Trendsetting Eurodrone

December 02, 2021
Airbus Eurodrone
Airbus expects missions for the Eurodrone, including maritime surveillance, to expand once it enters service.
Credit: Airbus Defense and Space
Size matters, it seems, when it comes to Europe’s development of a medium-altitude, long-endurance (MALE) unmanned air system. With its 11-metric-ton maximum takeoff weight and 30-m (98-ft.) wingspan, the four-nation Eurodrone looks set to become the largest military turboprop-powered UAS yet, twice...

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