IAI said its display will reflect close defense cooperation between Germany and Israel. The cooperation follows strategic contracts awarded and systems delivered to Germany in recent years.
Those systems include the Arrow 3 Anti-Ballistic Air and Missile Defense System. They also include the German Heron TP unmanned air vehicle and the BlueWhale large autonomous underwater vehicle.
“ILA Berlin is an important opportunity to reinforce the strategic partnerships that define the future of the global defense landscape, and Germany continues to be our closest partners in Europe,” said Boaz Levy, IAI’s Chairman of the Board. “The second Arrow 3 system order, reflects the deep trust and partnership between our countries, as well as confidence in IAI’s combat proven advanced air and missile defense technologies.”
“As defense challenges continue to evolve, we are proud to deliver future battlespace solutions, further strengthening Europe’s defense readiness through innovation, cooperation and proven operational capabilities,” Levy said. IAI said the exhibition underlines its longstanding strategic partnerships across Europe.
The company said it is presenting solutions in air and missile defense, advanced radar systems and unmanned aerial vehicles. IAI said these systems position the company to address evolving security challenges.
Among the systems to be displayed is Arrow 3, which Germany acquired in 2023 and which was delivered last year. IAI said the system is designed to intercept ballistic missiles outside the atmosphere and is a central component of Israel’s multi-layered air defense system.
IAI will also present BARAK MX, a multi-layered air defense system designed for land, naval and mobile deployment. The company will show a Mini Communications Satellite with a fully digital programmable payload that provides high-rate, wide-bandwidth communication services in various configurations.
The company’s display will include an observation satellite described as an advanced dual-payload imaging microsatellite. IAI said the satellite enables unique target collection capabilities in various modes and provides high-resolution detailed imaging.
IAI will also present tactical UAV solutions for armed forces and the Mini Harpy loitering munition system. The BlueWhale large autonomous underwater vehicle, recently delivered to the German Navy, will also be included.
IAI said it develops technologies for space, air, land, naval, cyber and homeland security applications for defense and commercial markets. Established in 1953, the company is one of Israel’s largest technology employers, with offices and research and development centers in Israel and abroa
