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The fixed-wing system developed by Terra Drone Corporation with WinnyLab is being used to protect critical infrastructure from hostile UAVs

A new bill would replace heavy pilot licensing with electronic registration online study and supervised practice

Developers are testing a combined reconnaissance and strike system designed to detect targets, classify them, and assign action with less operator delay

Portable high value trainers can shorten the path from classroom preparation to real combat missions

Ukrainian fixed-wing loitering platform is positioned for scalable frontline pressure

What is known as of April 2026

Emergency upgrades can be completed within one month

Ukrainian FPV bomber with payload release for tactical strikes

A 300 km/h class wing interceptor for rapid anti-UAV response

A long-endurance FPV aircraft built for low-sky interception

Compact, affordable, and built for mass interception in the near air layer

Fast counter-UAV interception with low-latency video and onboard AI

For Shahed, Geran, Lancet and reconnaissance UAVs

Airspace risk control defines when airport recovery can move from planning to execution

Air corridor reopening depends on insurance design, route security, and carrier risk appetite

State Aviation Service outlines a minimum three-month readiness window after airspace reopens

How Ukraine combines legacy aviation know-how, defence-driven innovation and competitive costs to attract foreign aerospace manufacturers and R&D centres

Every Hryvnia Of Smart Incentives In Aviation Yields Major Budget Returns

A new bilateral defense initiative will establish a joint enterprise to produce unmanned aerial systems for Ukraine’s security needs and long-term technological development

Rada adapts its hemispheric radars based on feedback from Ukrainian operators, helping close low-altitude gaps against FPV, Shahed-type UAVs and cruise missiles

Ardlat from Latvia supplies almost 1,000 EW-resistant FPV systems to the Armed Forces, and Ukrainian companies are closing the most sensitive part of the drone — the power plant

Ukrainian drone developer enters the UK market to work closer with innovation, defense and industrial partners

Boryspil and Lviv airports have retained staff, maintained readiness and stayed in contact with airlines — but reopening depends on air safety, infrastructure condition and personnel availability

Ucropter’s new Yautja drone is larger, more resistant to EW and already going to the military — another step in building a fully Ukrainian UAV fleet