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US AeroVironment Seeks JUMP 20 Sustainment in Spain to Keep European Fleets Flying

AeroVironment signed a memorandum of understanding with Spain's Alpha Unmanned Systems in October to explore European maintenance, training and technical support for the JUMP 20 vertical-take-off-and-landing unmanned aircraft. The cooperation would use Alpha's Spanish facilities and experience in rotary-wing drone operations to evaluate regional sustainment arrangements for existing and prospective customers. The companies also intend to assess integration of Alpha's GCASE ground-control and GTRACK antenna-tracking technologies with the aircraft. The memorandum establishes a potential support partnership, not a confirmed Spanish JUMP 20 procurement, operational maintenance contract or completed integration of the proposed equipment.

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