Saudis could buy up to 200 CCA drones, in addition to MQ-9s, GA’s Alexander says
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems President David Alexander told Breaking Defense the deal was "still in the works" but could include scores of Gambit drones.
General Atomics launches Gambit 6 drone wingman for air-to-ground operations
International customers will be able to acquire Gambit 6 from 2027, ahead of European “missionized versions” eligible for delivery in 2029, according to General Atomics.
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General Atomics debuts new XQ-67A Air Force sensing drone
Details of the AFRL’s Off-Board Sensing Station program remain highly classified, though the effort is expected to field an unmanned aircraft that can fly ahead of fighters and relay targeting information and other threat data back.
General Atomics exec eyes Williams, Pratt engines as company searches for CCA propulsion
David Alexander, president of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, told Breaking Defense several options could power the company's Gambit drone offering, and that the Air Force has been more forthcoming with cost expectations behind closed doors.
Air Force eyes thrust range targets for wingman drones, wants engine development to start in FY25
A new request for information released by the Air Force shows that future Collaborative Combat Aircraft engines could provide considerable capability, according to an expert, but could also face drawbacks in cost and operations.
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GA-ASI’s Gambit Series advances US and allied airpower
Four models of Gambit aircraft take on a range of different critical missions to enhance, expand and further empower American and allied air forces.
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General Atomics’ Gambit moves to flight testing under AFRL’s autonomous drone project
AFRL is "projecting first flight in first half of FY24 [fiscal 2024]," Trenton White, OBSS program manager, told Breaking Defense.