The Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) Heron is a Group 5 UAS powered by a single Rotax 914 4-cylinder piston engine supplying 115 hp (86 kW) of power to the propeller.

The Heron MK II joins the IAI’s Heron UAS family, which for over 50 years has flown over 1,800,000 combat flight hours with over 50 operational customers who use the drones in a range of ...

The Heron UAS has demonstrated its value tactically and strategically, with the aircraft’s capability to collect, process, and disseminate real‑time data through IAI’s CRISP system. This real‑time ...

Above: IAI's Heron UAS with SATCOM, EO, maritime radar, COMINT and ELINT payloads. (Image: IAI) With SATCOM communications integrated, IAI Herons can now employ ‘Long Runner’ to operate remotely in ...

Israel Aerospace Industries' (IAI) Heron Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) has marked a new achievement last month when crossing the Andes during an operational flight demonstration held in a South ...

The IAI Eitan “Heron” UAV was designed by the Malat division of Israel’s Aerospace Industries in 2010, following its initial reveal a few years prior at Tel Nof Airbase.

An initial probe of the incident found that what caused the IAI Heron 1 drone to be damaged was not a “widespread technical problem in the fleet,” the IAF says.

IAI’s Heron has been one of the mainstays of the MALE UAV scene for many years. A new variant has been launched to improve its operational versatility.

Israel’s IAI to unveil new drone for tactical battlefield missions T-Heron said to reach altitude of 24,000 feet and can carry several payloads at a time ...

IAI adds that the Heron Mk II can operate at an altitude of 35,000ft and travel at 140kt (259km/h), and has an endurance of 45h. In addition to its “long-range reconnaissance sensor” and ...

Based on IAI’s world-renowned Heron UAS, the Super Heron introduces the latest technology and re-defines Medium-Altitude Long-Endurance (MALE) UAS.” Developed by IAI to meet growing interest among ...