Boeing Airpower Teaming System, Loyal Wingman drone, The Boeing Company, Chicago, Illinois, USA

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Manufacturer - The Boeing Company (https://pr.ai/showthread.php?5649)

Home Page - boeing.com/defense/airpower-teaming-system (https://www.boeing.com/defense/airpower-teaming-system)

Boeing Airpower Teaming System (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Airpower_Teaming_System) on Wikipedia

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Boeing Airpower Teaming System - Designed in Australia

Published on Feb 26, 2019


Boeing video animation of Airpower Teaming System "loyal wingman" unmanned aircraft designed in Australia and scheduled to fly in 2020

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Article "Boeing Reveals 'Loyal Wingman' Sidekick Drone for Fighter Jets (https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/aviation/a26557506/boeing-loyal-wingman-drone)"
The robotic aircraft would fly shotgun with crewed aircraft, giving them an edge in combat.

by Kyle Mizokami
February 27, 2019

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Boeing unveils first Loyal Wingman Aircraft

May 4, 2020


Take a look at the first unmanned #LoyalWingman aircraft prototype, one of three prototype aircraft for the Royal Australian Air Force. These aircraft are designed to extend and protect existing aircraft, and they’re the foundation for the global Boeing Airpower Teaming System aircraft to be developed for other global forces.

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First prototype of Boeing's Loyal Wingman drone

May 18, 2020


Boeing Australia has delivered the first of three prototype advanced combat drones to the Royal Australian Air Force. The unmanned aircraft, nicknamed Loyal Wingman, can fly alongside piloted fighters or on solo missions.

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Boeing Airpower Teaming System Advances Flight Testing

Nov 5, 2021


Our Boeing Australia team has expanded its flight-test program of the Boeing Airpower Teaming System, with two aircraft successfully completing separate flight missions at the Woomera Range Complex recently.

The first Loyal Wingman aircraft developed with the Royal Australian Air Force demonstrated a range of key characteristics during the test flights to continue to expand the flight envelope. A second aircraft also successfully completed its first flight mission.