Malloy Aeronautics
Malloy Aeronautics develops all-electric uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) to both civil and military customers. Their range of uncrewed, heavy lift quadcopters are capable of lifting payloads from 68kg to 300kg over short to medium range missions.
Malloy Aeronautics is part of a new U.K. government strategy to support the development and deployment of uncrewed systems to the UK Armed Forces.
February 2, 2024: BAE Systems acquired Malloy Aeronautics – a leading company in innovative heavy lift drone and aeronautical technologies.
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