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News archive: Indra Sistemas, S.A.

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10 June Early testing results have confirmed improvements in radar robustness and performance.

Eurofighter radar advances into live operational testing

Ground-based evaluations have progressed with live targets as Germany and Spain move towards planned radar deliveries in 2027.

6 May The first Hürjet-based aircraft are scheduled to arrive from 2028 as Spain retires its ageing F-5 trainers.

Consortium reveals industrial partners for Spanish trainer

Spain’s replacement for the ageing F-5 fleet includes 30 Hürjet-based aircraft, national avionics integration and a redesigned training centre in Extremadura.

15 January The system identified another UAV at one kilometre range and triggered optimal avoidance manoeuvres.

Indra advances UAV collision avoidance with 360-degree detection trials

Real-world tests in Seville confirmed that the system’s fusion of radar and visual data could identify aircraft at distance and respond in real time.

8 January

Spanish SIGINT study advances with Airbus and Indra

The 18-month project will identify a suitable platform and intelligence systems for a three-aircraft capability to serve the Spanish Armed Forces.

22 December 2022 New Generation Fighters will team with Remote Carriers and connect through a Combat Cloud.

Contract sets FCAS on course for first flight in 2028

France, Germany and Spain have given the go-ahead for the Future Combat Air System's next phase of development in which Dassault Aviation, Airbus, Indra and Eumet build a demonstrator.

28 April 2021 A new radar will protect the Eurofighter from new threats.

Germany's Quadriga Eurofighters will feature enhanced radar

State-of-the-art Active Electronically Scanned Array technology will help deliver multi-tasking radar systems for the Typhoon, while HENSOLDT continues to innovate at a new RF development centre.