Elbit Systems to Showcase Advanced Technologies at Moroccan Air Show
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- Elbit Systems will exhibit at the Marrakech Air Show in Morocco for the first time.
- The company will display advanced technologies like the Hermes 900 drone and PULS artillery system.
- New products include a SPECTRO-12 multi-spectral payload for intelligence missions.
- Other showcased systems cover air defense, electronic warfare, and autonomous capabilities.
- The participation underscores Elbit's commitment to its global clientele.
Elbit Systems will participate for the first time in the prestigious Marrakech Air Show in Morocco, which begins Wednesday and runs through Saturday at the Royal Moroccan Air Force base. The company's participation highlights its commitment to supporting clients with advanced, operationally tailored solutions.
At the exhibition, Elbit Systems will display a range of its cutting-edge technologies. These include the Hermes 900 drone, the PULS artillery system, loitering munitions, and air defense systems. A new multi-spectral payload from the SPECTRO family, designed for intelligence missions, will also be unveiled.
The company's booth will feature capabilities in unmanned and autonomous systems, precision fire, air defense, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR), electro-optics, and communication and digitization. Specific products on display will include the Hermes 900 UAV, FUSE military autonomous systems, THOR, Magni-X, and FireFox-X families, the SkyStriker loitering munition, the PULS rocket artillery system, and LIZARD laser-guided munitions.
Elbit Systems will also present its advanced aerial self-defense systems, such as the MINI MUSIC DIRCM system. In the ISR and electro-optics domain, the new SPECTRO-12 multi-spectral payload will be showcased. Additionally, the company will demonstrate its advanced aerial communication and digitization capabilities, alongside pilot training, simulation, and flight school solutions aimed at enhancing operational readiness.
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