Aeroservices SA is now an officially appointed Service, Training & Integration Center for UMS Skeldar’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), further enhancing the companies’ ability to meet ever-evolving customer requirements. Aeroservices and UMS Skeldar are jointly displaying the Skeldar V-200 at the DEFEA 2023 defense exhibition.
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The Skeldar V-200 has been developed by UMS Skeldar, a joint venture between Saab and UMS Aero Group (Picture source: Army Recognition)
Aeroservices will provide comprehensive support, training, and integration services for the Hellenic Armed Forces, using UMS Skeldar’s UAS and related technologies as part of this partnership. The goal is to equip the Hellenic Armed Forces with the latest unmanned aircraft technology and capabilities to enhance operational readiness and effectiveness.
“We are delighted to have Aeroservices as our trusted partner in Greece,” said Richard Hjelmberg, UMS Skeldar’s Vice President of Business Development. .”Their expertise in servicing and integrating our UAS will help ensure that the Hellenic Armed Forces are equipped with the latest technology and have the necessary training to operate these systems effectively. A local partner like Aeroservices with long expertise will further boost our leading position as the preferred NATO VTOL UAS supplier”.
UMS Skeldar is the choice for Rotary UAS for defense applications and has proven its wide range of capabilities in real-life operational scenarios. Its wide range of applications and the possibility to integrate the latest generations of mission-specific payloads like naval patrol radars or anti-submarine warfare (ASW) systems combined with the Skeldar V-200’s fully-developed ship automatic take-off and landing are attributes that enable it to meet the strict demands of modern Navy s requirements. Its Detect and Avoid Programme (DAA), unique in the Skeldar V-200’s sector, will contribute to enabling future use cases for land operations.
“Our partnership will allow Aeroservices to provide our customers with the best UAS tactical solutions to meet the operational requirements of customers and ensures their success. We are honored to have been appointed by UMS Skeldar as their service, training, and integration provider in Greece”, said Dimitrios Dafnis, CEO of Aeroservices SA. ”Our latest partnership represents a significant step in the ongoing efforts of UMS Skeldar and Aeroservices Greece to expand their presence and capabilities in the region. Both companies are committed to delivering innovative solutions and exceptional local customer service”.
“Our partnership will allow Aeroservices to provide our customers with the best UAS tactical solutions to meet the operational requirements of customers and ensures their success. We are honored to have been appointed by UMS Skeldar as their service, training, and integration provider in Greece”, said Dimitrios Dafnis, CEO of Aeroservices SA (Picture source: UMS Skeldar)
Aeroservices SA is a Greek company that provides comprehensive aviation services, including aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO), aircraft management, airworthiness management, and technical support services. With a specialization in helicopters and rotary-wing aircraft, Aeroservices SA offers a wide range of solutions to meet the needs of its customers in the private and public sectors. The company is committed to delivering high-quality services and support to its customers and is focused on expanding its capabilities and presence in the aviation industry.
UMS Skeldar is a VTOL UAS manufacturer uniquely offering a two Unmanned Aircraft (UA) portfolio to meet the needs of a range of military, civil, and commercial applications. From surveillance and reconnaissance to search and rescue, UMS Skeldar’s UASs offer reliable and practical solutions to meet the most demanding maritime or overland operational requirements. With a focus on innovation, reliability, and quality, UMS Skeldar is committed to delivering advanced technology and exceptional service to its customers worldwide.
The Skeldar V-200 has been developed by UMS Skeldar, a joint venture between Saab and UMS Aero Group. The drone has a length of 4.5 meters, a wingspan of 5.4 meters, and a maximum takeoff weight of 235 kg. It is powered by a rotary engine and has a maximum speed of 130 km/h. The UAV can fly at an altitude of up to 3,500 meters and has an endurance of up to 5 hours, depending on the mission and payload.
The Skeldar V-200 is equipped with a range of sensors and payloads, including electro-optical and infrared cameras, synthetic aperture radar, and electronic warfare systems. It can be operated from both land and naval platforms, and can be launched and recovered using a variety of methods, including a standard NATO landing grid, a shipborne landing and recovery system, and a net recovery system.
Defense News May 2023
