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Le Bourget Air Show (11): the Galileo Avionica Falco UAV has been permitted to fly

Paris, France - The Finmeccanica-owned company unveiled it during the international air show after the ENAC's green light

The Galileo Avionica Falco remote-controlled aircraft has achieved the permission to fly by ENAC (Italian National Civil Aviation Authority) for both the prototypes named Falco Demos. The company, competent for defence electronics and avionics and part and parcel of Selex Sensors and Airborne Systems (owned by Finmeccanica and BAe) unveiled it just during the Paris-Le Bourget International Air Show,...

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Rome, Italy, 06/15/2005 17:16
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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