European Defense Agency Aerial Refueling Studies Expand to Uncrewed System Needs
European Defense Agency tests automated aerial refueling technology.
Credit: Nathan Edwards/Royal Air Force
LONDON—A European Defense Agency initiative to explore the potential automation of hose and drogue refueling has moved into a second phase to examine how the technology could be used to refuel uncrewed air systems. Working in conjunction with Airbus Defense and Space, GMV in Spain, Germany’s AES...
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