Airbus' VSR700 unmanned aerial vehicle conducts first flight in France

The VSR700 unmanned aerial system by Airbus successfully completed its first test flight in southern France on November 8th. The aircraft performed multiple takeoffs and landings, with the longest flight lasting about 10 minutes. It has a maximum speed of 185 km/h and was tethered with 30-meter cables during the test. Based on the Gimbal Cabri G2 helicopter, the VSR700 is designed to operate on ships alongside other helicopters. It features an advanced flight control system, a payload bay instead of a cockpit, and specialized avionics. The aircraft can carry multiple full-size naval sensors and has an endurance of eight hours with a full payload.

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