AeroVironment Awarded $10.5 Million Puma LE Unmanned Aircraft Systems Foreign Military Sales Contract for U.S. Ally
AeroVironment (NASDAQ: AVAV) announced a $10.5 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense for the delivery of Puma LE unmanned aircraft systems over six years to an allied nation. The Puma LE offers up to 6.5 hours of flight endurance and advanced reconnaissance capabilities, enhancing operational effectiveness for allied forces. This contract supports the Foreign Military Sales program, promoting interoperability among U.S. and allied forces. AeroVironment remains a leader in small unmanned aircraft systems, serving over 50 allied governments worldwide.
- Received a $10.5 million firm-fixed-price contract for Puma LE UAS.
- Contract includes delivery, training, and support, enhancing customer capabilities.
- Puma LE features advanced reconnaissance capabilities, increasing mission effectiveness.
- Supports Foreign Military Sales, fostering interoperability among allied forces.
- None.
- Puma LE (Long Endurance) provides Group 2 capabilities in a Group 1 footprint and features up to 6.5 hours of flight endurance for an extended time on station – all in a two-case mission packout
- Customer joins growing number of allied government forces fielding AeroVironment’s advanced, battle-proven small unmanned aircraft systems
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Foreign Military Sales program promotes interoperability among
U.S. and allied forces for joint operations
Puma LE weighs only 23.5
“With the adoption of Puma LE and other
Weighing only 23.5
AeroVironment’s small UAS comprises the majority of all unmanned aircraft in the
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