Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPAs) have been transforming warfare for over 30 years, revolutionizing Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) operations as well as enabling persistent, precision strike capabilities. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has demonstrated the devastating effectiveness of low-cost commercial drones, while Iranian proxies have similarly leveraged affordable drone technology in attacks against Israel. Now, with the development of Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA), the future of aerial warfare is evolving faster than ever.

As these technologies continue to advance, how do you think they will reshape the battlefield in the near future?

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GA-ASI Welcomes USAF Designation for New CCA: YFQ-42A

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) welcomes the U.S. Air Force’s designation for its Collaborative Combat Aircraft: the new uncrewed jet fighter will be called the YFQ-42A. The announcement on Monday followed an earlier USAF decision in 2024 that GA-ASI … Continue reading