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Voyageur Becomes Canadian Launch Customer for Airbus U030 Flexrotor

Voyageur Aviation will add the long-endurance Airbus U030 Flexrotor to its fleet for surveillance, search and rescue, and maritime operations.

  • On Wednesday, North Bay-based Voyageur Aviation Corp. purchased the Airbus U030 Flexrotor Uncrewed Aerial System during the Farnborough International Airshow, marking the first Flexrotor sale into Canada.
  • Following a recently signed memorandum of understanding , Voyageur's strategic expansion into the UAS domain aims to explore future collaborative opportunities for contracted services with Airbus Helicopters.
  • Designed for long-endurance ISR, the Flexrotor operates as a Group 2 tactical Vertical Take-off and Landing uncrewed aircraft system capable of multi-mission operations from both land and maritime environments.
  • As the first Flexrotor operator in Canada, Voyageur is well positioned to introduce this technology within the realities of Canada's operating environment, according to president Cory Cousineau.
  • Targeting critical use cases, the platform supports border and land security surveillance, environmental monitoring, search and rescue, and Arctic operations, leveraging Voyageur's over 50 years of experience.
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The Airbus Helicopters Unmanned Air System U030 Flexrotor has started its first maritime surveillance operations for the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) in the Baltic Sea, marking the first operational deployment of this platform in Europe. Missions are carried out in the waters of Estonia, Latvia and Finland and are part of the framework contract awarded to Airbus at the end of 2025 to provide remotely piloted air systems (RPAS) services…

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