Israel Aerospace Industries
Israeli companies show off battle-proven systems at Farnborough Airshow
IAI unveils new multi-mission aircraft while Rafael showcases the Iron Beam laser defense system and Elbit Systems to highlight it's role as a supplier to the British Armed Forces
IAI's new ‘HYPNOSIS’ system aims to blind enemy drones in flight
Israel shifts toward ‘Defense-Tech Nation’ as start-ups surge to $3b. in funding
Rafael in talks to set up Iron Dome interceptor production line in India - report
IAI reveals first-ever unmanned Israeli mini-submarine
The “BlueWhale” mini-submarine is intended for covert intelligence-gathering operations, to detect submarines and gather acoustic intelligence.
Israel Independence Day: Celebrating 75 years of innovation - opinion
Celebrating Israel’s 75th is a time to come together and reflect on the successes of the past 75 years and recommit to our country’s legacy of innovation and collaboration.
Israel launches 'Ofek 13' reconnaissance satellite into space
The Ofek 13 is the newest Israeli reconnaissance satellite to be launched, after the Ofek 16 was launched in the summer of 2020.
IAI reveals technology to help rescuers locate disaster survivors
The ResQCell can be used to rapidly and efficiently find survivors of natural disasters, combat or terrorism.
Israel Aerospace Industries launches program to promote women in industry
IAI announced the start of a training program promoting women to CEO positions in the state defense industries.
Controversial Wing of Zion aircraft completes successful test flights
The plane has cost Israeli taxpayers hundreds of millions of shekels as former prime ministers Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett refused to use it due to criticism.
IAI reveals 'Point Blank' missile that can be carried in a backpack
The missile uses electro-optical systems to collect surveillance information and can take off and land in a soldier's hand.
New Israeli satellite enters orbit after successful launch
The successful launch of the observation satellite is another milestone for the Israeli space and defense industry.
900 employees at risk of layoff from Pratt and Whitney Israeli subsidiary
The factory in Nahariya will be closed in 2025 and the company said that it was being done due to financial considerations, following ongoing losses of the factory.
IAI reports ‘most profitable period in history of aerospace industry’
Furthermore, the company noted it has the highest quarterly order backlog in its history, totaling about $15.8 billion compared to $13.4 billion at the end of last year.
