
March 18, 2026
BY AeroVironment
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Insitu has been selected to provide ISR services to U.S. military customers using its ScanEagle and Integrator drones under a COCO model. The platforms offer long endurance, VTOL capability and advanced AI features to support flexible, persistent surveillance operations.
Produced by UAS Magazine, the UAS Summit will provide a comprehensive overview of the unmanned aircraft systems industry while celebrating two decades of leadership in UAS development, deployment and technology.
Vice Chief of Space Operations Gen. Shawn Bratton visited Grand Forks Air Force Base as plans move forward for a $250 million Space Operations Center, highlighting the region’s growing importance in U.S. space and defense strategy.
The Army's UAS Project Office has awarded AeroVironment a production contract for AV P550 Long Range Reconnaissance systems, procured through the UAS Marketplace Basic Ordering Agreement. The systems give battalion commanders enhanced reconnaissance and targeting capability, with the marketplace mechanism compressing procurement timelines from months to days.
The FCC has updated its Covered List to exempt four uncrewed aircraft systems — from SiFly Aviation, Mobilicom, ScoutDI and Verge — after the Department of War determined they pose no national security risk. The move marks the first batch of Conditional Approvals under a January determination that established three pathways for foreign-produced drone systems to operate outside the Covered List's restrictions through Jan. 1, 2027.