Airbus signs defense partnership with Ukrainian drone company SkyFall

Airbus Defence and Space signed a memorandum of understanding with Ukrainian defense technology company SkyFall at the International Aerospace Exhibition in Berlin. The partnership was signed in the presence of German Federal Minister of Defence Boris Pistorius.

SkyFall manufactures unmanned aerial systems for combat missions, logistics, and military reconnaissance. The company reports its interceptors have neutralized over 10,000 Russian drones in combat environments.

"Countering new threats by affordable saturation attacks with drones and other effectors across the European airspace requires technological agility, multinational interoperability, and the deployment of battle-tested capabilities," said Michael Schoellhorn, CEO of Airbus Defence and Space.

The partnership aims to combine Airbus' integrated air and missile defense expertise with SkyFall's field-proven technologies. Mykola Makovieiev, CEO at SkyFall, stated the companies are developing technologies for a multi-layered air defense system.

The collaboration supports the European Sky Shield Initiative, Europe's joint air defense framework. The partnership intends to bring Ukrainian defense technologies to the European market while strengthening collective defense capabilities.

Airbus Group trades on the over-the-counter market under ticker OTC: EADSY. The information is based on a company press release.

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